Sentence examples for overcome disparities from inspiring English sources
Besides challenges faced by humanitarian actors in affected countries, an important lesson to be learned by the organizations is the need to overcome disparities between "the stated policies of international humanitarian actors and the operational realities" (Kapadia 2014, p. 41).
We've overcome disparities and discrimination in the past, and this lawsuit proves there are more we must overcome in order to benefit our children and country.
"I understand that despite the transformative progress that has been made, our nation's struggle to eliminate injustice and overcome disparities continues.
In order to achieve more equitable healthcare and overcome disparities in resources and access, we must create an improved appreciation of social and biological factors responsible for poor health outcomes, and develop the economic, behavioral, and biomedical interventions needed to ameliorate them.
HIV self-testing (HIVST) is a potential strategy to overcome disparities in access to and uptake of HIV testing, particularly among key populations (KP).
More recently, a new explanation for racial disparities in health care has drawn great attention because it leads to different policy implications to overcome disparities.
Recommendations to improve end-of-life care for patients with cardiovascular disease include optimizing metrics to assess quality, ameliorating disparities, enhancing education and research in palliative care, overcoming disparities, and innovating palliative care delivery and reimbursement.
Improving our understanding of the unique characteristics of the tumors that African-American women develop will undoubtedly play a part in overcoming disparities in breast cancer survival in years to come.
It seems that the Mexican government's efforts have contributed in overcoming disparities in healthcare utilization by income groups.
The inconsistency of N.H.L. rosters means that one of the ways to overcome the disparities of skill is by means of aggression.
As Corburn reveals, by recreating this partnership we can overcome health disparities, chronic disease, and other pressing health problems of our era.
