Private practice 'within' public practice facilities: dedicated medical services offered within public premises outside public sector hours, using public resources, partly regulated by the hospital or by the department running them.
The integration of private practitioners into public service delivery could not be an option for the emergency response due to limited space available to accommodate additional staff on the public sector premises among others.
In the early stages of the Republican primary, Tim Pawlenty — a supposed thoughtful conservative — published an op-ed based on the premise that public-sector employment was booming; in fact, it was plunging.
As a premise, the AFOLU sector is destined to be about 2% (about 12.000 km2) of the state territory for energy crops for ethanol and biodiesel.
Further still, firms will purposely lower efficiency to increase effectiveness in sectors wherein competition is premised on quality [ 46] and differentiated care delivery models [ 47].
The narrative of independent schools lending expertise runs on the premise that the state sector is in essence failing.
"Our commercial programme to bring fibre broadband to two thirds of UK premises is almost complete, whilst BT's public sector broadband partnerships are making good progress.
Clearly, this vision can only be realised from the creation of purpose-designed, modern premises with integrated IT functioning, across the health sector.
High costs could also lead to excessive rationing, slowing development over the long term.If it happens, such a reaction rests on a mistaken premise: that the rising costs in the stagnant sectors make people poorer.
Well, certain sectors are rising sharply on the premise of a Trump presidency.
