Sentence examples for provision of day from inspiring English sources

Problems include long waiting lists; restricted availability of psychotherapy and psychological treatments; a shortage of social workers in hospitals; a lack of mental health components in primary care services, aftercare and coordination; no provision of day care; and no or difficult access to information on mental health services.

Officials withdrew the plan last month, but they still intend to gradually end the centers' provision of day care.

Ljubo Lepir, the Assistant Minister of Health and Social Welfare of the Republika Srpska, stated on the occasion of the opening of the Center that the provision of day care will have a great impact on the realization of children with disabilities' rights in the community.

The most important provision of Thursday's bill would make it hard for President Chen to hold a referendum to amend the Constitution, unless the amendments had already been approved by three-quarters of the legislature and the legislature scheduled the referendum.

This included an unprecedented increase in Federal Government funding to NGOs for the provision of day-to-day support and employment/vocational services for people with mental illness [ 26].

Only patients with irregular or absent menstrual periods after BC had been interrogated at M16 about provision of FRI before the start of treatment.

In a study by Barr and colleagues, the outcome parameter for adequacy of nutritional support was energy provision on day four of nutritional support.

WASHINGTON — Mayor Vincent C. Gray was arrested for disorderly conduct on Monday while protesting provisions of Friday night's budget deal in Congress, his spokeswoman said.

Under provisions of Monday's deal, while Nexen cannot actively look for higher bids, it can consider any that other companies make on their own.

Remarkably, the percentage of the targeted caloric provision on day four decreased from 73% in the preimplementation group to 67% after implementation of the protocol, and the lack of effect on mortality might thus be explained by inadequate provision of energy.

19 The marginal cost increase attributable to the provision of 1 day of parenteral nutrition to a critically ill ICU patient was reported as €102 per day (indexed to 2012 funds at 4% per annum), which was reported to include acquisition (purchase costs), additional vitamins, minerals, administration of the parenteral nutrition, and the cost of monitoring.