The great need for scarce services leads to a tremendous capacity deficit in D.C. Increasing capacity requires a financial investment.
In contrast, much of the rest of rural New York, though just as beautiful, is economically depressed; jobs are scarce, services minimal, many former village centers have been all but abandoned, and school districts span enormous distances.
Similarly, in regions where freshwater resources are scarce, service companies would have more of an incentive to cut their processes' water use.
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Especially in resource-limited settings, studies are needed to determine whether scarce prevention services should be targeted more towards sexual risks, injection risks or factors in the social, political and economic environment which shape individual-level HIV risk behaviors [6], [25].
As expenditure on research activities has to compete with alternative uses of scarce health services resources, the benefits arising from the investment should withstand rigorous evaluation.
The effect of paralysis may be due to the scarce disability services in rural Thailand, with few opportunities to receive aids, adaptations, or community transport.
Excessive reliance on OOP health spending may also ration scarce healthcare services away from the less well-off to those who can afford to pay, enhancing inequalities in access to care [ 1].
In a country where there is not a single certified maxillo-facial surgeon, and where other surgeons involved with managing trauma are scarce, the services provided by the BCHB are filling a gap.
The association between health worker density and health outcomes has been examined in various studies, and it is generally accepted that, where health workers are scarce, health services and health outcomes suffer.
As of July 2012, continuous attacks on civilians by the Lord's Resistance Army LRAA) had forced over 6,700 internally displaced persons and 2,000 refugees to seek protection within a security perimeter set up around the rural town of Obo, cutting them off from already scarce basic services.
