Sentence examples for specialised provision from inspiring English sources

This could mean different colleges agreeing to offer specialised provision in different areas, for example.

In addition to the lack of specialised provision, Woman's Trust identified that a different approach was needed to help women rebuild their lives without feeling blamed, stigmatised and/or heavily medicated.

NHS England have taken a decision to shift some resources from specialised provision, including some complex cancer surgery, to areas which they feel are in need of more funding, such as mental health.

The Department of Health said the treatment was highly specialised and provision was limited across Europe.

Full competition does not lend itself well to the health context; essential emergency or highly-specialised provision needs stability and cannot be allowed to be subject to the whims of the market.

The results of other studies conclude that a reduction of 40-70% in hospital costs could be achieved through the provision of specialised Palliative Care support teams [ 13].

To fend off this charge, the PFI agreements deliver not just new infrastructure but related operating services over the lifetime of the asset.Typically, big construction companies join forces with firms that specialise in the provision of services like building maintenance and cleaning.

In particular some crabronid wasp species of the genus Cerceris are specialised on hunting halictid bees as provisions for their own progeny [ 39].

Unlike countries such as the Netherlands, the UK does not have a specialty service for care home medicine, nor are specialised geriatric medical services routinely involved in provision.

Since a new policy move in 2009 to introduced entitlement for 3 year olds to a fee-free year of pre-school provision, however, the leaders of (private) settings offering this provision are now required to hold a specialised certificate equivalent to ISCED level 4, and it is expected that this requirement will be upgraded in the not-too-distant future (OMCYA, 2009).

Currently abortion provision for mid-level providers is not recognised as a specialised or scarce skill and recognition in monetary terms for a specialised skill should be considered.