Tory rhetoric on spending and quality of services "does not match the reality" on the ground, says Berger.
First, some offers of care and services did not match patients' needs; for example, many patients said the rehabilitation course ended just as the training began to have an effect.
Younger women also experience more problems with sexual well-being after breast cancer, [ 19] including concerns about premature menopause; fertility and sexual functioning; [ 20] greater decrements in social well-being; greater financial difficulties; [ 21] and they consistently report that existing supportive care services do not match their needs [ 22].
Because the services don't match his needs, he says.
Advocates contend that public and private money for their community service organizations does not match the population's size or need.
"If you used Japanese-speaking Chinese, for example, the service quality does not match up with the expectations of the end customers," said Tatsuhito Muramatsu, managing director at Ms. Natori's employer, Transcosmos Thailand, a unit of Transcosmos, which is based in Tokyo.
For example, the coding of health services -e5800-, does not match the related WHO classification of health functions (SHA 2.0) [ 7], whilst interventions classified in ICHI are not even mentioned as environmental factors in ICF.
Furthermore, need has become so embedded as the dominant allocative criterion, that any distribution of resources or service outputs that does not match the distribution of need across individuals or areas is identified as constituting a de facto 'unfair' outcome.
The sample population, though we believe to be representative of older Syrian refugees, is drawn from those areas of Lebanon where CLMC provides services and the distribution does not match the locations where UNHCR has registered refugees.
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