Sentence examples for facilities differences from inspiring English sources
To date, there are no published studies in Switzerland about young people's utilization of primary care facilities: differences between urban and non-urban or geographical areas or reasons for encounter as described by young people themselves.
In this study of breast cancer incidence among female workers employed in capacitor production facilities, differences in risk by race, although subject to a number of caveats, were evident.
Likewise, socio-economic status (SES) is known to impact infectious diseases rates through differences in living conditions, including household crowding and access to and use of washing and sanitation facilities, differences in comorbidities such as smoking, hazardous alcohol use and diabetes, access to health care facilities and differing health seeking behaviour.
This suggests that no marked facility differences existed with respect to response.
Two-way analysis of variance was used to assess facility differences in the 4 groups in the rate of increase in alveolar bone height, revealing no significant treatment-by-facility interaction (p = 0.795).
They appear to reflect facility differences in practice styles rather than case mix.
Inter-facility differences in clinical capabilities, models of care, policies and practices, and maternal and infant outcomes are accompanied by inter-facility differences in consumer ratings of the quality of maternity care.
To document and assess cross-facility differences in the planning, implementation and current characteristics of chiropractic services in VA.
We also wanted to consider race in evaluating between facility differences, but only one facility (plant 2) had more than a single case among nonwhite workers.
This full model show that a significant amount of variation could be attributed to health facility differences, accounting for about 19%% of the overall variability.
Second, our study design meant that we were unable to explore whether there were within-facility differences in attitudes and perceptions towards treatment service quality monitoring.
