Sentence examples for services as an indicator from inspiring English sources
We assessed changes in utilization of maternal and child health services, as an indicator of health system performance, in 10 districts in East and Central Java, Indonesia, following decentralization in 2001.
ACSCs are an indicator of limited access to primary care services and serve as an indicator of racial differences in access to services, especially for high-risk populations such as the homeless [ 13- 16].
Socioeconomic level may serve as an indicator of access to health services (as has been shown by previous studies).
However, one study reported that in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the dispatch of emergency medical services (as a proxy indicator for morbidity) was reduced by 49%-73 49%-73atwave days with an alert system in 1999 compared to 1995 without HWS [ 17].
Using a mental health service or professional as an indicator is problematic as middle aged people are higher service users compared to the younger age group which has the highest prevalence [ 6].
In particular, the plausibility of service industry population as an indicator of medical demand is unclear.
It is an opportunity to build a subsystem of protection for children in vulnerable situations with minimum standards of quality identified for services, as well as the necessary indicators required for the monitoring of protection models.
Nelson and colleagues reported that 5% of subjects over-reported clinic consultations over the last one month, and that self-reported health service utilization could not be taken as actual health service utilization, but only as an indicator of utilization pattern [ 23].
Afghanistan's intelligence service publicized his decision as an indicator that momentum in the south was swinging Karzai's way.
The use of maternal health services, known as an indirect indicator of perinatal death, is still unknown in Lubumbashi.
Furthermore, PCPs tend to select patients who participated in preventive chronic care services which may be seen as an indicator of their willingness to participate in CM [ 6].
