Sentence examples for perspectives of provision from inspiring English sources

At the outset the intention was to gain a better understanding of the teachers' perspectives of provision and participation by pupils in physical activity and whether differences between regions (i.e. NW and SW) existed.

The intention was to gain a better understanding of the teachers' perspectives of provision and participation by pupils in physical activity and whether differences between regions (i.e. NW and SW) existed.

Transcripts from health workers and managers were analysed for identification of text (meaning units) related to informants' perspectives on provision of maternal care, health workers' experiences related to working environments, living conditions, dealing with staff welfare and staff management in general.

However, little operational research to document patients' perspectives on provision of effective support has been undertaken.

The study aim was to explore health-system 'practitioner' (e.g. policy-makers, managers, frontline providers) and 'service-user' perspectives on provision of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services through BPHS contracting.

An interview guide was used with questions pertaining to informants' perspective on provision of maternal health care service, working environment, living conditions, handling of staff's financial claims, avenue for sharing concerns, opportunities for training and career progression.

Therefore, the problem of channel estimation should be adequately considered in the perspective of the provision of a technically viable solution.

Equally serious, but from the perspective of service provision, was the tension between staff caused by the provider incentive.

Furthermore, evaluation of age-appropriate vaccination coverage of migrants was very limited and risk factors from the perspective of immunization provision were rarely reported if not absence.

For this study, a descriptive qualitative research design was chosen to facilitate a greater understanding of the topic under investigation, however due to the time limitation of the discussion group (one hour) and large number of CMC participants, this presented challenges in exploring in detail the CMC perspective of service provision [ 17, 54].

One can argue that to sustain the benefits of the envisioned change, an integrated and longitudinal perspective of services' provision should be considered, requiring event registering, comprehensive data analysis, and interactive dialogue with patients, i.e., enabling a more sophisticated use of information systems.