However, uneven distribution of public and private/CHAM facilities, ineffective public-private services level agreements (SLAs), and several shortcomings or gaps in public service provision, have resulted in geographical inequities in effective population coverage, financial protection, and access to quality health services.
Studies from India, China and Sri Lanka indicate that rural areas have exceptionally high rates of suicide [ 62- 64], most likely due to easy access to pesticides combined with poor access to medical facilities and ineffective treatments.
Most economists say that using public funds to build professional sports facilities is an ineffective, inefficient strategy for promoting economic development -- and, one might infer, an especially unseemly use of scare resources in a city like Milwaukee where 29percentt of its nearly 600,000 residents live in poverty.
Inequities in funding and educational resources place poor children in low-performing schools with inadequate facilities and often ineffective teachers.
But instead of leveling the playing field, inequities in funding, resources, and access to high quality teachers for public schools place millions of poor children in low-performing schools with inadequate facilities and often ineffective teachers.
And despite subsidy on the ACT, a majority of caretakers, especially from the poor households, continue to pay more for ineffective drugs in non-government facilities.
However, if the child relapsed and convulsions occurred again after care had been sought at the health center, parents were less likely to return there, believing that health facility medicines were ineffective or that the illness has been misdiagnosed and therefore treated incorrectly.
Conventional cell sheet culturing methods employing thermoresponsive surfaces are cost ineffective, and rely heavily on available facilities.
The study has also shown that, despite subsidy on ACT, the poor were paying more, as compared to the better-offs, for the ineffective drugs they got from non-government facilities simply because they had less access to government health facilities.
The occupant of the office — a researcher in Xerox's European research facility — was considered neither ineffective nor inefficient.
