Provision of sufficient numbers of properly trained health care workers to deliver adequate health services became a matter of urgency.
Moreover, provision of bed numbers in institutional settings can provide an indication of the trend of (de institutionalization from a bricks and mortar perspective.
Other areas for improvement that emerged in this study were: provision of adequate numbers and cadres of health workers, adequate space for counselling and provision of simplified reference materials on PMTCT.
EMBO Molecular Medicine requires submission of microarray data to the ArrayExpress (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/arrayexpress/) or GEO (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/) databases, and provision of accession numbers before acceptance of the paper for publication.
The provision of sufficient numbers of hospital beds in such areas is of key importance for resource allocation in health care, and making efficient and effective use of those available cannot rely only on local population size.
This included, among other things, the introduction of a 24-hour telephone hotline service to support people in emotional distress, and the provision of hotline numbers in all holiday flats.
Multiple regression was used to identify organizational variables underlying APPCs such as psychosocial rehabilitation program type, provision of EBPs, number of volunteers, and percentage of budget spent on direct care staff, though effects sizes were moderate at best.
Development of an effective recovery plan can ensure provision of a number of practical recovery needs.
The BCS considered levels of provision of a number of investigations in 1994 (Fig. 11) [ 284, 285].
The rate ratio of provision (number of cases provided for per 1000 population) to need (the number of cases needed to be served per 1000 population) was calculated for each EHP intervention.
