Similarly, the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) programme has overseen extensive provision of psychological practitioners for primary care patients in England, but these work separately from primary care practitioners [ 21].
The study has identified high prevalence of alcohol use, varied problem behaviours, and links across drinking, crime and recidivism, supporting the argument for more extensive provision of alcohol-focused interventions in prisons.
The high prevalence of problematic drinking identified in the study, and the varied patterns of heavy drinking behaviours, together with links between drinking and crime and recidivism, support the argument for more extensive provision of alcohol-focused interventions in prison and related criminal justice settings.
While many service users reported good experiences of clinical support, there was a perceived need for more extensive provision in this respect, including greater access to talking therapies.
A less far-reaching bill had made it through the Indiana House before more extensive provisions, agreed to in the Senate, were tacked on for final approval.
In addition, because airports employ such a large number of workers, extensive provision must be made for their daily requirements.
Amid complaints from some smaller police departments in rural areas that they lack the resources to record and submit extensive data, the Senate plan contains provisions for special funding to pay for the collection of information.
Furthermore, abortion rates were lower in more extensive farms practicing open grazing, moreover with poor structural provisions for handling animals.
In North-Rhine Westphalia (Germany) a pilot project for an extensive service provision of palliative care for children and adolescents has been implemented.
Are there any provisions for employees?
But there are provisions for amending them.
