In these areas, children and teens often live long distances from designated summer meal sites and lack access to public transportation.
The initial use of telemonitoring targeted patients who live long distances from medical or specialty care[ 15].
Maternal waiting shelters for pregnant women who live long distances from the hospitals to stay in when they reach near term or expected dates of delivery, will help in reducing this delay in the short term [ 16].
CMS enrollment is a valuable resource for veterans who face higher copayments or live long distances from VA medical centers; however, among some veterans, CMS enrollment may lead to inefficient care and poor health outcomes.
With many families living long distances or overseas the companionship and festive excitement within a care home can soften the pain of separation or loneliness.
Those owners of radio broadcasting stations living long distances from the District of Columbia should not be required to come to Washington to prosecute an appeal from a decision for which they were not responsible.
BACKGROUND: Previously, Midwestern veteran patients had limited bariatric surgery access because they lived long distances from a bariatric surgery center (BSC).
However, some participants, who stated a preference or lived long distances away (e.g., in Orkney or Shetland), self-completed the questionnaires or were interviewed by telephone.
Antonia de Almeida, 21, lists the high cost of living, long distances and expensive transport to school as the main reasons that keep girls away.
Namibia is already severely affected by HIV and AIDS and this is set to worsen; it has taken place within the context of poverty, high levels of inequality, a high proportion of female-headed households, and a high percentage of households with members living long distances from each other.
