Her Mary, a part she first played in the West End in 2000, can seem sweet, flighty, frail, but there's an adamantine spine beneath that softness, one that's been built on need and hurt.
But until some genius comes along and connects all of these services (and let's face it, it's probably going to be Apple), consumers are going to have to pick and choose which ones are right for them based on need and value.
Under the NTPS, patients are classified into one of 21 care clusters based on need and severity, rather than diagnostic coding.
That differences in terms of the speed with which care is initiated appear to exist between the public and private sectors in a country whose publicly funded healthcare system extols equality of access based on need, and not the ability to pay is not perhaps what one might expect.
Scholarships and financial aid were based on need and academic achievement, per Division III rules.
The students themselves choose who gets the stipends, based on need and dedication.
The college, which gives scholarships based on need and academics, accepted in February 2008.
Social assistance is based on need and thus requires declarations of income, family size, and other circumstances.
Depending on need and location, he suggests, a tricorder's design could be customised to perform different tasks.
Finally, a balance has to be achieved between allocation criteria based on need and providing households with choice.
This decision suggests that the state is rationing health care based on cost rather than on need, and the National Marrow Donor Program urges state officials to reconsider.
