Sentence examples for issues of service provision from inspiring English sources

Other evaluations have also addressed programmatic issues of service provision at the facility level, but not at the client level [12].

This is an important point as it helps separate issues of service provision from the necessity of a diagnosis, at least if looked at it from a lay perspective.

It has the potential to assist with both the management of some health conditions (illustrated in this paper with reference to those living with chronic pain), and to assist with tackling issues of service provision and accessibility to services for an ageing population/ increasing numbers of older people in more remote and rural communities.

Greg Roche, head of the statutory body overseeing township leasing, said he had been aware of complaints for some time, and in his view "the issue of service provision cannot be fully addressed until the Northern Territory government puts in place longer term arrangements to clarify its role in relation to the Alice Springs town camps".

This was an innovative organisational change aimed at addressing systemic issues in quality of service provision and optimal resource allocation.

Another major issue concerns the mechanism of service provision in terms of the mixture of home, day, and institutional care services.

The first group comprises travel and transport costs and agglomerative disadvantage (lack of economies of scale); the second group is in part determined by the first and may include issues such as high costs of service provision, and weak influence on governance; whilst the third group may include issues such as poorly developed local infrastructure and sparsity of population [ 7].

There is also the longstanding issue for all junior doctors in training, of service provision versus training needs within the NHS, and this was certainly identified as a problem among those training in ophthalmology under the previous system.

A critical issue in this area is for service consumers and service providers to effectively achieve agreements on non-functional aspects of service provision, such as quality of service.

Unit costs reflected efficiency of service provision.

The use case in Figure 2 could be more complicated if more users join and leave the system or different wireless communication systems are also able to join the system, in which cases spectrum access scheduling would have to address issues related with quality of service provisioning, SDR hardware reconfiguration and so forth.