Sentence examples for for high needs from inspiring English sources
"It's a remarkable turnaround when you consider what happened last year when they held out to get more money for high needs schools and wound up with the latest budget in history," said Senator Schneiderman.
We pushed for greater transparency and meaningful community engagement in the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) to support success for high needs students.
These considerations would strengthen vulnerability scores, particularly where geographic isolation reduces access to services for high needs populations.
Where geographic isolation reduces access to services for high needs populations, additional measures of disadvantage including indigeneity could strengthen vulnerability scores.
Aggregate variables of socioeconomic disadvantage using SEIFA scores and possible use of individual variables such as car ownership, age and education level could provide additional weighting particularly for high needs remote communities.
Adding variables such as car ownership and an indigenous weighting in an index as seen in the Index of Rural Access could increase the score for high needs communities and more adequately indicate the level of service required.
The specific aims are to improve management of chronic conditions, reduce inequalities, improve teamwork among health professionals and reduce cost of services for high need users [ 8].
Higher levels of care for high need patients along with general improvements in overall standards of care should contribute to a reduction in the Type 2 diabetes disease burden on health care systems and improved population health outcomes.
While we cannot comment on whether all services rendered in the FFS model are required, we can conclude that accommodation for higher needs is likely achieved.
Needs satisfaction approaches derive from Maslow's theory of human need, which proposes that once basic human needs are satisfied, such as food and safety, humans strive for higher needs such as self-happiness and esteem [ 19, 20].
Sheldon Silver, speaker of the State Assembly and a Democrat from Lower Manhattan, said the court ruling must translate into more money for high-needs districts across the state, not just the city.
