Despite more than three-quarters of the facilities reporting provision of tooth filling services, they constituted a very small proportion of overall treatment.
Telerehabilitation, or what we refer to as teleexercise, can help fill service gaps for underserved MS populations in this region.
Requests to fill service staff positions are subject to the specific posting and bidding procedures of the agreement, as determined by the Human Resources Office and the particular department.
As a consequence, vacancies cannot be filled, service plans cannot be ensured, and patients must be sent away.
The largely unexamined (at least in terms of official health policy and research) network of CAM and CAM practitioners, such as naturopaths, may currently fill service gaps and provide essential support to rural patients [ 27, 28].
While it still exists, easy-to-access, relatively cheap media services are filling the "service problem" void, and that's couldn't be more obvious in the case of this Orange is the New Black hack/leak.
Program reports at conferences and meetings illustrate that gaps in services persist even now [ 14- 16], but filling these service gaps presents a range of challenges.
Rather than sit passively, the Bloomberg administration and the T.L.C. have chosen instead to authorize private operators to help fill the service gap.
With the operational investment, the group says, Metro could restore service cuts, including late-night service; fill service gaps; make fares more affordable, including things such as flat fares and subsidies for low-income riders; and avoid privatization, thus preserving jobs of Metro employees, most of whom are members of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689.
