Sentence examples for increase inequity from inspiring English sources
Instead of helping to reach the poor, private provision can in fact increase inequity of access because it naturally favours those who can afford treatment.
Research on the ways people learn and share information about health and science, Southwell argues, suggests that systematic reliance on social networks will increase inequity.
Public health programs may reduce absolute risk but increase inequity; inequity may be further compounded by screening programs.
Solutions that ensure access to groundwater for all exist but they are likely to lead to the depletion of the resource base and ultimately increase inequity.
Although many vaccination programmes result in herd immunity which protects everyone, vaccinated or not, they may not benefit everyone equally and, indeed, may increase inequity in health.
The potential exists for policy informed by well-being statistics inadvertently to increase inequity or assign resources inefficiently because of over-simplification.
Planning for the future based on the climate of the past will erode development gains, deepen vulnerabilities, and increase inequities.
Service-related midwifery costs could increase inequities.
Chronic diseases place a considerable economic burden on the society and increase inequities.
"Packaging of key interventions is usually efficient," Dr. Victora explained, "but unless coverage is very high it may increase inequities".
Such diversion of care may increase inequities as those who lack resources often cannot afford travel costs.
