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An increasing proportion of the HIV caseload in developing countries is now able to access free-of-charge treatment.

MHEC-RAP had changed accessibility because local providers were now able to access a mental health specialist for immediate assistance, by telephone or video link, no matter which community in western NSW they were from.

This means that wealthy nations are now able to access "cheap labour that was earlier tucked away in faraway places".

Because of Lyft, people living in underserved areas – which taxis have historically neglected – are now able to access convenient, affordable rides.

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Digitisation will allow the trust to make notes "available anytime, anywhere", Laverick said, and means multiple clinicians are now able to access the same record at the same time.

Under JKN, all citizens are now able to access a wide range of health services provided by public facilities, as well as services from a few private organisations that have opted to join the scheme as providers.

They are now able to access and use the data efficiently.

Chemists throughout the world were now able to access a vast amount of information, both free and fee-based.

"The internet is pivotal to their lives and they are now able to access a wealth of content," said Mr Nevard.

University of Chicago alumni are now able to access five important research databases and thousands of publications from any off-campus computer with an Internet connection.