Sentence examples for higher level of facilities from inspiring English sources

Primary health care centres are yet another, higher, level of facilities.

The above pattern of disease burden, at least in the primary care level, can be handled by the paraprofessionals (medical assistants, family welfare visitors (FWVs)), including CHWs, with the establishment of a functional referral system to a higher level of facilities [ 24, 25].

In the final model, only higher level of facility care continued to remain significantly associated with duration of stay.

Our data also highlight the fact that, even after recognition of a complication by health staff, women were referred to the next higher level of facility in the hierarchy that is, from BPHC to CHC to district hospital rather than directly to a facility where appropriate resources were available to manage the complication.

It is important to note that the direct costs tend to follow the anticipated pattern, i.e., higher levels of facilities have higher costs.

"Each of our college graduates has to have a high level of facility with the Internet," said Michael B. Sperling, associate provost for interdisciplinary, distributed and global learning.

In the other three countries only seven facilities regularly reported on KMC-specific activities and statistics to a higher level of in-facility management.

There is clearly a need for a comprehensive audit of all health facilities and more studies particularly targeting district hospitals and higher level of health care facilities such as regional and academic hospitals.

Ground experiments, emphasized here, nearly always suffer from ambiguity caused by operating in the presence of high levels of facility noise.

The fact that our study was carried out in middle income countries with high levels of facility-based births and access to obstetric care may explain this.

Despite having high levels of facility deliveries and skilled birth attendance in South Africa, many women and babies die during pregnancy and childbirth due to delays in accessing services and poor quality of care once in health facilities [ 47].