What are its acute needs, where are the job opportunities, and how competitive is it?
That probably depends a lot on patients' needs, where they live and — importantly — their preconceptions of what health insurance is supposed to do, experts say.
A glass of açaí juice will give you six per cent of your daily vitamin A needs, where a carrot will give you a day's worth.
Mrs. Thompson started her day with a visit to a school for children with special needs, where she seemed a bit reticent to speak.
Mansoor, who is twenty-two, attended a public school for children with special needs, where he received speech, physical, and occupational therapy, and he continues to see specialists at Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Colleagues from other NGOs have told stories about setting up focus groups to determine family planning needs, where refugees have interjected and asked to discuss food and jobs instead.
The latest evidence goes to support his main point – that the industry is unable to build the homes that the nation needs, where it needs them and at a reasonable price.
The traditional core service in most places is essential support with personal care for people with long-term health and care needs, where the watchword is continuity of relationships, reliability and dignity.
In actual fact, Mr. Lewis believes that contemporary city neighborhoods are more realistically determined by shopping needs — "where you can reasonably walk to buy something and schlep it back home".
If the state wants to get the best out of the sector, it will have to develop a policy which actually addresses the sector's needs where it is based – at a local level.
Noting that Detroit is a city of 700,000 without a single store from a national grocery chain, she writes: "Food is one of the only base human needs where the American government lets the private market dictate its delivery to our communities".
