Sentence examples for provision and development from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong, Taipei, and Shenzhen belong to Greater China, vary greatly in terms of the provision and development of early childhood education.

Our estimates of the absolute and relative contribution of vertical transmission to HCV incidence are essential for planning health service provision and development of appropriate interventions.

Our findings have direct relevance for service provision and development in sub-Saharan Africa, summarised in table 4. On the basis of the barriers identified in the data, we make the following recommendations.

Resources for the provision and development of diagnostic imaging which plays an essential role in early detection and management of cancer must be supported and strengthened across the region.

"The provision for, and development of, all students' economic and business understanding and their financial capability were often weak," the report said.

Bayesian decision theory can provide a general methodological framework that can ensure consistency in decision making between service provision, research and development, and the design, conduct and interpretation clinical research.

PCT members of staff and pharmacists were interviewed about the selection and recruitment of pharmacies into the HHC programme; clinical governance and health and safety issues; development of the Service Level Agreement (SLA); pharmacy accommodation; training provision and IT development, data collection and transfer.

There is a risk, however, that without adequate policy and curricular provision and professional development of carers/educators, the integration of ECCE provision within the education sector might lead to inadequate pedagogical practices for young children (e.g., 'schoolfication' of ECCE services); and the ECCE sub-sector may have to compete for resources with other educational levels.

At the national level re-organization has been undertaken to enable the national level to support service provision and management development for the whole health sector.

These findings suggest that training is a critical component in wheelchair provision and informed development of our program using a community-based approach, integrating self-efficacy principles, and targeting both user and care provider.

The dataset obtained from this research was expected to be substantial and provide a solid platform to contribute towards informing medicines policy, expenditure and provision, and the development of optimal medicines management strategies.