Sentence examples for service delivery highlights from inspiring English sources

22 The multicultural context of Australia, its geographical size and climatic variation, along with multitiered political governance and service delivery highlights the complexity faced when aiming to understand and reduce inequality in child health and development.

Discussions regarding the telemedicine model of CN service delivery highlighted the need for on-going support and continued professional development for technologists working at a distance from their main department.

A study assessing the production of HPSR in LMICs found the highest number of HPSR publications in areas related to service delivery and highlighted the need to address the imbalance between areas of involvement in HPSR publications and HPSR priorities in order to address knowledge gaps [ 22].

The challenges to effective service delivery are highlighted by population characteristics: Indigenous childbearing women are a widely dispersed population, representing only 3.8% of annual Australian births, and only 27.7% live in major cities compared to 71.6% of non-Indigenous women [ 3].

Making visible the White privilege that exists in health service discourse and delivery highlights the power differentials inherent in its invisibility [ 21] and is a step towards a more reflective, ethical process at the levels of health policy and practice that moves towards more equitable delivery of health care.

Despite the achievements mentioned above towards achieving a successful collaboration between TB and HIV service delivery, the respondents highlighted important constraints which could jeopardise the existing efforts.

Although neonatal resuscitation bottlenecks were graded more severe than for BNC, similarities particularly in the workforce and service delivery building blocks highlight the inextricable link between the two interventions and the need to equip birth attendants with requisite skills and commodities to assess and care for every newborn.

Although integration is a broad term, many definitions highlight service delivery combinations.

The Mozambique project has introduced simplified tools based on routine HIS data to highlight service delivery performance success and problems at the facility and district levels.

By focusing on supply-side dimensions in this paper, we complement previous research and highlight critical service delivery dynamics that must be addressed as Tanzania moves towards further integration under Option B+.

Participants identified a lack of information regarding the current patterns of family planning service delivery in Malawi and they highlighted the rollout of Option B + as an opportunity to proactively address family planning issues.