Sentence examples for readiness of facilities from inspiring English sources

But negative headlines about forced clearances of favelas to make way for construction projects and increasingly strident complaints from world sport federations about the readiness of facilities has dented confidence in its ability to deliver.

With growing emphasis on health systems strengthening in global health [ 1, 2], health facility assessment methods are increasingly being used to assess readiness of facilities to deliver quality services, an aspect of complex health systems.

SPA is a national-level survey of formal sector health facilities, providing comprehensive data on availability of services at facilities, readiness of facilities to provide essential health services, and quality of care.

Service availability and quality indicators provide complementary metrics to population coverage which can be used to ensure that services achieve adequate coverage and give due attention to the availability of care, and the readiness of facilities to deliver the safe and quality care that is fundamental to the Every Newborn movement.

Given the immediate challenges for capturing coverage, a service-readiness indicator is proposed: the number of facilities in which a space is identified for KMC and where at least one staff member has received KMC training (SPA measures within the last 2 years) (see Figure 5).

We evaluated the feasibility and utility of conducting EMR readiness assessments (ERAs) to assess readiness of public facilities in Kenya for deployment of an EMR.

Nonetheless, the TSPA configuration of information and indicators share a common purpose that includes representing elements of the readiness of health facilities to provide essential services.

That is, a supervisory checklist could be designed that would match corresponding SPA indicators and also routinely available information on the service delivery readiness of health facilities.

The 'resource readiness' of health facilities to provide effective services is captured in the structure component of the classical Donabedian paradigm often used for assessment of the quality of care in the health sector [ 9].

The 'resource readiness' of health facilities to provide effective services is captured in the structure component of the classical Donabedian paradigm often used for assessment of the quality of care in the health sector.

It will stage the Confederations Cup next year, but that is essentially a rehearsal, a warm-up for the teams and a test of the facilities in readiness for the following summer.