Sentence examples for indigent populations from inspiring English sources

The first is that the indigent populations who might be helped by medication have never really been identified.

Even before Katrina hit, mental health services for the poor in New Orleans were often criticized as inadequate — as they are in many big cities with large indigent populations.

While that may be true when the center is judged against the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., it does not explain the differences when compared with others serving indigent populations.

An elective course, "Indigent Populations: Focus on Health Literacy" is co-coordinated with Washington University in St . Louis(WUSTL and Goldfarb School of Nursingg at Barnes-Jewish College (GSN) faculty and allows PY-2 and PY-3 student pharmacists to work collaboratively with students from GSN to serve the homeless in the city.

This is likely because active HIV/AIDS surveillance is mostly targeted at other high-risk populations for HIV transmission, such as men having sex with men, and not at the indigent populations with poor access to health care and equally or more severely affected by HIV and AIDS.

Indigent populations are disproportionately affected by HIV infection.

The clinic provided comprehensive health care to an indigent population.

Hospital officials decided the losses were threatening Grady's broader mission of serving the region's indigent population.

With few fully insured patients, Louisiana's charity hospitals are heavily reliant on "disproportionate share hospital" payments, which are allocated to hospitals that treat a large indigent population.

Her mother is a registered nurse at Volunteers in Medicine, a clinic that offers health care to the indigent population of Hilton Head.

When I joined the staff in 1972, the county had a yearly budget to run the hospital, which was mandated to serve the indigent population.