One possible strategy is that programs utilize different eligibility criteria to restrict provision of treatment only to patients thought to be retained in long-term care.
There is a shortage of trained providers in India, which is exacerbated by a policy that restricts provision of services to obstetrician-gynecologists (OB-GYNs) or specially certified general physicians.
Even though condoms are a barrier method with no hormonal side effects, minimum age restrictions for condoms were imposed by 12% of doctors and midwives restricted their provision most frequently (17%).
Such services include, but are not restricted to, provision of timber, NTFPs and carbon sequestration.
Provider, client, and health system factors restricted contraceptive provision and use for young people.
Routine maternal nutrient supplementation in low- and middle-income countries is generally restricted to provision of iron-folate supplements.
Providers at health centers reported that lack of authorization significantly restricted the provision of assisted vaginal delivery, CMoR, and ART, especially in Burkina Faso.
Restricted ART provision in these settings is one of the reasons for the difficulties in conducting cost-effectiveness studies of treatment in the early stage of the epidemic.
In Ethiopia, community participation was sometimes restricted to provision of volunteer labor in building latrines or other public health goods; and, although such participation improved with the HEW program, it remained weak, which was partly attributed to concerns with safety (Jimma, Ethiopia).
He argues for restricting the provision of car parking spaces, building extra floors of housing on top of existing buildings and putting residents in charge of regenerating estates.
