The 2005 interagency document developed by WHO/UNFPA/UNAIDS/IPPF and entitled "Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV, A Framework for Priority Linkages"[ 10], outlined some of the 'expected' benefits, including improved access and efficiency of services and better health outcomes, and recognized the imperative for improving the evidence-base in order to ascertain the magnitude of these benefits.
The literature review by Wilson and Childs [ 72] showed that the gender balance of the primary care workforce can influence access, continuity and efficiency of care, and the scope of services delivered.
In Tanzania, the health sector reforms began in 1994 with the goal of improving access, quality, and efficiency of service delivery.
In the US, the patient-centred medical home has been tested through a series of pilot projects, and widely endorsed as having the potential to increase access, quality and efficiency of primary care services [ 6].
Recent primary care reform was designed to improve access, quality and efficiency of health service use, but the results are unclear.
Access, quality and efficiency of cancer services in developing countries must be understood to advance effective cancer control programs.
This paper is focussed on establishing the multiplicity of parameters together with the varying degrees of impact and dependency when diagnosing the presence or absence of meningitis among infants and children with a specific geographical focus on a semi-urban area of India, including barriers in terms of access, cost and efficiency of processing results.
Finally, the investigation results are summarized to access the economic potential and efficiency of the semi-rigid solutions.
Over and above increasing the institutional capacity and efficiency of the courts, improving access to justice in Singapore has also meant a need for a corresponding increase in the quality of justice administered.
"Primary care improves the quality and efficiency of care and expands access to appropriate services," the authors summarized.
