Sentence examples for practices access from inspiring English sources
Regulators hope giving law practices access to private capital will allow them to invest in technology and other resources that could help them operate more efficiently and at cheaper rates.
As focused ultrasonography increasingly penetrates academic and community practices, access to ultrasound equipment and trained faculty is improving.
A simple SaaS solution that gives private practices access to patient copay and deductibles would save lots of time and money.
It is common for them to also lack water, other inputs, knowledge of best practices, access to product markets, protection against risk, and access to financial services.
By contrast in Silicon Valley – and to a large extent Tel Aviv in Israel – "there is enough concentration and flow that not only do startups have great choice but investors can share best practices, access more filtered dealflow and find great syndicate partners".
The Notre Dame Global Adaptation Index, for example, reminds us that the greatest vulnerability to climate change is in the least developed parts of the world, places where public health, agricultural practices, access to clean water, and other basic capacities related to climate are limited.
Only 23% of the practices accessed a completed patient record with the software.
Dental and medical practices accessed tend to be Jewish run, although whether this is through preference, lay referral systems within the community, geography, or a lack of choice is unclear and will be explored further.
But in practice, access to abortion providers is limited for many Americans, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
Water professionals can use digital platforms to share best practice, access information and to engage in project or action-related planning and discussion.
Beatriz Galli, a senior policy adviser for the women's reproductive rights group Ipas, argues that although federal law guarantees women's rights to contraceptives, in practice access is often limited.
