"We desperately need a huge increase in provision of specialist counselling and support services for survivors of sexual abuse.
Despite an overall increase in provision of tap water, the study - the State of the World's Water 2018 - charts the gaps within and between nations, as poor communities face competition over aquifers and rivers with agriculture and factories producing goods for wealthier consumers.
If the government really cared about ensuring patients died good deaths in UK hospitals – kind and compassionate deaths, the best possible deaths we in the NHS are capable of providing – then they would fund a radical increase in provision of palliative care.
However, this found that there was no departmental clustering of responses, such as would allow a focused increase in provision of workstations.
BACKGROUND: The increase in provision of assistive technology devices (ATDs) has spurred controversy over Medicare policy aimed at reducing cost-policy that forces social isolation and conflicts with legislation, facilitating participation for individuals with disabilities.
It's a continuing trend". A spokesman for the National Joint Registry for England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man said: "The increase in numbers of under-60s undergoing primary hip surgery is entirely in line with the overall increase in provision of the operation.
Since the dramatic increase in provision of antiretroviral treatment in the mid-2000s, AIDS-related mortality has been declining rapidly.
Additionally, the increase in provision of administration time for outcome measures may have been influential for the completion of these service-user completed measures which involve extra burden in terms of posting-out and collecting questionnaires.
There was a corresponding significant increase in provision of preoperative PFMT by private sector providers (mean [ sd ] post-intervention: 16.7 [3.7] patients/month vs pre-intervention: 12.1 [3.6] patients/month, P = 0.018).
It was assumed that an increase in provision of necessary care would provide utility gains for doctors in the form of income and a utility loss in the form of greater effort, and that the provision of unnecessary care would also provide income utility gains, but at a utility loss stemming from ethical concerns as well as greater effort.
