Sentence examples for provision and policy from inspiring English sources

This paper provides an historical overview of early childhood provision and policy in New Zealand outlining a journey towards matching the rights of the school and preschool child.

Analysis of the case using a Bourdieusian frame has implications for accounting as a discipline in public contexts and for the way in which we understand the limits of state responsibility in the case of outsourced or privatised service provision and policy formation.

This has implications for palliative care service provision and policy.

Lowest attainment was reported in the areas of clothing protection, curriculum delivery, shade provision and policy.

Relationships between modifiable exposures and outcomes will inform prevention, service provision and policy for child development, healthcare, education and justice.

Experts were currently or previously working in breast screening in a variety of roles including clinical practice, research, service provision and policy, consumer representation and advocacy.

This paper examines patient and public views about the security and privacy of EHRs used for health provision, research and policy in the UK.

Among the survey respondents 79%% reported that they would worry about the security of their record if this were part of a national EHR system, with 71%% indicating that in their opinion the NHS was unable at the time of the survey to make EHRs secure as part of a cradle-to-grave system, used simultaneously for purposes of health provision, research and policy.

The findings indicated that part of the preference for first-generation partners was connected to low numbers of Turkish second-generation youths at the city level and access to welfare state provisions and policies that promote multicultural integration, allowing more cultural expression and easier family reunification.

To assist in the development and implementation of the study a Reference Group was formed, comprising eleven recognised experts in rural and remote health, health economics, consumer issues, evaluation, PHC service provision and government policy making.

Such a framework must exclude recruitment from countries in which emigration could harm local health service provision and include policies that promote temporary migration.