Sentence examples for improved access and efficiency from inspiring English sources

The 2005 interagency document developed by WHO/UNFPA/UNAIDS/IPPF and entitled "Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV, A Framework for Priority Linkages"[ 10], outlined some of the 'expected' benefits, including improved access and efficiency of services and better health outcomes, and recognized the imperative for improving the evidence-base in order to ascertain the magnitude of these benefits.

However, it may have significantly improved access and efficiency in health care for some groups of patients and released medical time.

In addition to improved access and increased efficiency already achieved through the Shared Collection Service, the ReCAP consortium is exploring collaborative collection building and joint digital initiatives to improve the user experience.

Improved access and technological services feature heavily in their plans.

The modernization bill would bring improved access and predictability for schools seeking assistance with equipment upgrades and staff training.

Improved access and use of latrines ensued, and improved health and nutrition in children.

Participants also agreed that funding was a major barrier to improved access and continuity of care.

RRA subroutine performs resource allocation for a much improved access link efficiency.

Improved access to medicines and increased service efficiency are benefits attributed to NMP by patients, NMPs, doctors and other stakeholders [ 10, 15, 16].

Eleven years of their Death with Dignity law has resulted in improved access to and quality in palliative care.

This user acceptance of the model together with improved access to service and its cost effectiveness, reported in an accompanying manuscript [ 5], demonstrate potential for improved quality, safety and efficiency with the introduction of teleneurophysiology.