Insufficient community involvement?
Of 1,100 learning disability nurses polled by the RCN, 83% said there are insufficient community services and 70% said services have been cut over the past year.
Have hospital closures and insufficient community services contributed to the rise? A. There aren't enough resources in the community, but that isn't to say that people in the prison system didn't do something to warrant incarceration.
Poverty, safety concerns, insufficient community resources, and discrimination were perceived as barriers to community health.
One of the major limitations in bio-wikis is insufficient community participation, which is intrinsically because of lack of explicit authorship and thus no credit for community curation.
'Push' factors in the personal domain included insufficient community infrastructure such as transportation, secondary schools, access to shops and jobs for spouses.
(KI 12) One explanation provided by the KIs for why scale up fails is that the targeted community was not "ready"—there was insufficient community consultation and too little engagement of key community stakeholders (KIs 4,12,14).
(Central level policymaker, National Strategy for Road Traffic Injuries Ministry of Health, Lima) (e) Insufficient community participation, which reveal the need to consider more seriously the opinions and the active participation of community members when planning and implementing the interventions.
This integrated approach may provide a more effective blue-print for reducing alcohol-related harm than the traditional government- or researcher-designed policies and programs that typically allow insufficient community input.
Conversely, studies by Kelly and others 10 and Nsungwa-Sabiti and others 11 refer to the challenges associated with timely and quality supervision and insufficient community sensitization and dialogue, which have undermined the impact of some programs.
