Despite these limitations, findings from this review suggest that there are gaps in the evidence base regarding the quality of transitional care interventions for older people and their families/carers where quality is assessed in terms of effective, efficient, safe and low risk, timely, equitable and person and family centred care.
This act provides for uniform and equitable treatment of persons displaced by a Federal programs from their homes, businesses, or farms, including assuring just compensation and assisting in relocation.
Opponents to the equitable inclusion of transgender persons couch their arguments as simple common sense.
A human rights approach takes this notion of political participation further, however, calling for the contribution of information and professional power to efforts to secure equitable access for all persons to basic health care and a safe environment.
These other financing options, such as community based insurance schemes have the potential to achieve the similar aims, if they are able to have equitable involvement of vulnerable persons.
In Western countries, health care quality standards and expectations emphasise effective, efficient, safe, timely and equitable care in addition to person and family centred care [ 4, 6– 8].
Almost 20 years later, during the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, patients and the healthcare community created a powerful advocacy movement to demand equitable primary care services for persons living with HIV and AIDS.
Do we want to share the health burden in an equitable way, or is it every person for himself?
Love is something to be shared and doesn't make a person less worthy of equitable treatment based on their sexual orientation.
Every person is entitled to fair, equitable treatment.
The widely recognised Institute of Medicine definition of quality in healthcare is care that is person-centred, safe, effective, efficient, equitable and timely p3 [ 47].
