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A faceted browser and a SPARQL endpoint have been implemented to access and navigate DisGeNET linked data.

Building on these "integrated" efforts and a surge of permanent community health clinics (puskesmas) specifically implemented to access difficult to reach populations, an adapted model could be envisioned for hard to reach areas of Indonesia.

However, there was also evidence that drug injecting was spreading through diverse social groups throughout the city, thus snowballing and peer referral strategies were implemented to access new groups.

The Winnipeg Central Intake Service (WCIS) for hip and knee replacement surgery was implemented to improve access in the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority.

Technologies are often implemented to facilitate access to current and credible drug information sources.

The Bamako Initiative which was implemented to increase access to PHC by engaging village committees in health delivery management resulted in improved child health [ 11].

In this context, there have been various bioenergy initiatives implemented to increase access of rural and peri-urban populations to clean and sustainable energy and modern bioenergy sources.

This challenges the effectiveness of primary health delivery programmes and strategies implemented to increase access to maternal and child health services in particular.

The waiting time targets were implemented to facilitate access to cancer care, but evidence of a beneficial impact on breast cancer survival remains inadequate.

Our findings indicated a need for advocacy for safe, legal abortion both within the health system, and more broadly in society, if abortion policies are to be implemented to improve access to legal abortion.

Education providers must be able to demonstrate, through documentary evidence, that no discrimination has occurred, and that all reasonable adjustments have been considered and implemented to facilitate access and inclusion for the student with a disability through their course progression.