Sentence examples for more timely access from inspiring English sources

Individuals have the option of purchasing private services via out of pocket payment or private insurance schemes which minimises waiting times and permits more timely access to specialists via private appointments.

It would also align with Australia's National Medicines Policy for more timely access to medicines [ 29], especially in rural and remote areas where time and travel are often barriers to obtaining healthcare [ 30].

"Combining the licensing and disciplinary panels makes sense, though we have some concerns that applicants for a licence do not currently have more timely access to an independent assessment of their case.

For others, Passbook instead represents a way to get a more prominent position on users' homescreens, by offering users more timely access to coupons, incentives, and other offers.

The Guildford-based company had been looking to find cheaper and more timely access to space for its clients and had spoken to Virgin Galactic about working on the LauncherOne project in 2008 and early 2009.

Although other factors might account for the latter results, they are consistent with the hypothesis that more timely access to VR services for those applicants not already receiving SSA program benefits reduces the likelihood that they will apply and receive those benefits in the next 48 months.

"As we know from the veteran community, most veterans are satisfied with the quality of their VA care, but we must do more to improve timely access to that care," Shinseki said Friday as he announced the resignation of the VA's undersecretary for health, Dr. Robert Petzel, a departure that had been in the works before the recent revelations.

Routine, effective prioritisation together with clinical assessment also ensures more timely and equitable access to surgery for those with the greatest need.

Thereafter, efforts to help patients make more timely decisions about access choices utilizing education and resource allocation strategies met with limited success resulting in a high prevalent CVC use in Canada.

Longitudinal and cross-sectional studies of the effects of health insurance demonstrate a clear link between PHI coverage – especially when it is continuous – and more timely and appropriate access to care, better self-rated health and lower mortality amongst the insured [ 26- 33].

The molecular assay improved the management of chronic cases by offering timely access to more appropriate anti-TB regimens, and this could limit the emergence of resistance due to the misuse of antibiotics, and reduce public health expenses.