However, rehabilitation in traditional nursing homes (in contrast to skilled nursing homes) is insufficient, and outreach rehabilitation is limited by the size of the physical environment and a lack of outreach rehabilitation service providers.
Suicides, over-prescription of opiates, inept pain management, ineffective veteran outreach, insufficient programs for families -- these are but a small sampling of real problems with delivery and content of care, not just with access to it.
At the same time, the project has demonstrated that: (i) the development of preventive community services is possible in spite of the limited human resources at local level and of the insufficient local budgets; (ii) outreach activities are possible and essential for ensuring the right to social security for children (and other vulnerable groups).
Reasons why patients were not contacted through the Outreach Program include insufficient or inaccurate locator information or the patient returned to clinic prior to the initiation of outreach procedures.
The island's health personnel, infrastructure, supplies, financing, and outreach programs are insufficient to meet local needs.
The decrease in the uptake of STIs services can be attributed to considerable dysfunctional SCs coupled with insufficient frequency and intensity of outreach interventions.
The number of PEs and OWs and the number of the BCC sessions with FSW is set by the donor rules and not by the targeted population size, which has led to insufficient time and personal to conduct outreach activities.
There was not enough funding to support the effort of the nonprofits that would have been required, nonprofit capacity was insufficient to handle that number of trees, and outreach to the public would have been an enormous undertaking.
These included: (1) group education (although evidence insufficient for colorectal cancer); (2) one-to-one outreach; (3) small media; (4) client reminders; and (5) reduction of structural barriers (see Table 1).
Americans for Financial Reform, a consumer group launched in the wake of the financial crisis to advocate for stronger Wall Street regulation, described the Education Department's outreach to likely defrauded borrowers as "vastly insufficient".
