The evidence base for the latter's efficacy in improving patients' functional status and reducing hospital discharge rates to residential care, along with the uncertainty that out-of-hospital programs offer an effective alternative, has led to a recent call to prioritise redressing the inadequate provision of these services in some regions ahead of Transition Care Programs [ 34].
Thomas said the impact of such problems on consumers had been compounded by the usually very slow response, poor complaints-handling and inadequate redress from the offending companies.
A style question for these troubled times: When attending the premiere of a play about a serious subject -- in this case, political prisoners detained for nearly three years with what some believe to be inadequate legal redress -- should one arrive by limo?
He also told the trust to apologise to the families of the men, who have not been identified, and to pay them £2,000 each in redress for the "woefully inadequate" manner it dealt with their subsequent complaints.
An inadequate legal system means that redress takes years, so most people do not pursue cases.
Reading from his reply, he said any redress it may have given would been "wholly inadequate".
However, statutory redress for miners with occupational lung disease is inadequate, and dissatisfaction with very low payouts (currently ranging from R28,000 to R105,000, approximately 3,500 to 13,000 USD) has resulted in litigation.
Perhaps the ends justify the means we do not know but that was not the case with extraordinary rendition, "black jails", waterboarding and the other ventures Mr Cheney's mob led America into.Trust but verifyOur point is not that America's spies are doing the wrong things, but that the level of public scrutiny is inadequate and so is the right of redress.
Hafferty advises that changes to medical education are inadequate if undertaken only at the level of the curriculum; necessitating a redress of the hidden curriculum both implicitly and explicitly [ 46].
Current professionally-led programmes of oral health prevention are inadequate to meet the needs of adolescents and efforts must be made to redress the deficiency [ 30].
