Attainment of acceptable efficiency levels in private and public health facilities is captured as a core objective in a number of Ghanaian national policy documents and reports [ 7, 14– 17] albeit limited scientific knowledge exists on technical efficiency and facility ownership, especially in the context of NHIS-accredited facilities.
But the three opera houses would pool a wide range of technical and administrative facilities and their ballet companies.
Beginning as a 16th-century fort and market town, it has absorbed a British cantonment, migrants, and a host of technical and industrial facilities in the 20th century to arrive at its present shape.
The producer chose the Curve theatre, which opened in 2008, for the launch because its technical and rehearsal facilities beat those of traditional British Victorian playhouses.
Control of the new operational environment will also require increased technical and pedagogic facilities and resources in training schemes.
technical services and facilities manager, department of civil and environmental engineering, Imperial College London.
Asked what would most help to achieve this, respondents suggested the following: more pressure from funders of lab work; more focus on the topic by senior staff; and more cross collaboration between technical staff and facilities.
When the F.B.I. objected that the suspects might spot the rigged cables, the Court agreed that it could legitimately ask the telephone company for its technical help and "facilities".
Increasingly, energy efficiency is considered to include not only the physical efficiency of the technical equipment and facilities, but also the overall economic efficiency of the energy system.
Increasingly, energy efficiency is deemed to include not only the physical efficiency of the technical equipment and facilities, but also the overall economic efficiency of the energy system [5].
