Sentence examples for linked facility from inspiring English sources

The linked facility data used in this study do not allow examining quality of care in the facility actually visited and obtained contraceptive methods.

A linked facility and population-based survey was conducted over three months (January - March 2012) in twelve "kebeles" of North Gondar Zone, Amhara Region.

A linked facility and population-based survey i.e. a facility survey linked to population based survey sample areas was conducted over three months (January - March 2012) in North Gondar Zone.

For example, a recent review of determinants of facility delivery in sub-Saharan African countries, linked facility births with factors such as concerns about pregnancy related complications, previous experiences of facility births, and desire for a SBA in case of birth complications [ 14].

There is increasing consensus on the need to invest in CRVS and linked facility-based tracking to improve reliability of impact indicators [ 3, 4, 21].

By linking facility reimbursements to the demand for specific services, the voucher programme was able to work on both the demand- and supply-side to improve uptake of important but underutilised health services in the target areas.

Quality of care is judged to be essential in qualitative studies but is not easily measured in surveys, or without linking facility records with women.

The analysis underscores the common challenges countries encounter with BNC and resuscitation services and the importance of linking facility and community services.

Master health facility lists (MHFLs) are gaining attention as a standards-based means to uniquely identify health facilities and to link facility-level data.

Also, because we were able to link facilities with OSCAR data, we determined that no significant differences on facility characteristics (i.e., bed size, ownership, chain membership, Medicaid census, and staffing levels) existed for respondents, compared to non-respondents.

This qualitative study was part of baseline research for a program evaluation conducted in Tanzania's Morogoro Region by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHSPH) and Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences MUHASS) to inform an integrated maternal and neonatal health program that uses CHWs to link facilities and communities.