The group also called on the government to "substantially widen" the "woefully inadequate" availability of MBCT on the NHS for adults with a history of depression on the basis that it "significantly reduces risk of relapse".
In setting out key challenges in obstetric care albeit in a broader, global context a paper from the World Health Organization highlighted ineffective referral to, and inadequate availability of, 24 hour quality services to emergency obstetric care services.
We observed an inequitable geographical distribution of PHC service provision, even within the same district, largely as a result of inadequate availability of resources.
Worldwide, over 2 million grafting procedures are performed annually for skeletal reconstruction (e.g., trauma, tumor excision, failed arthroplasty, and spinal fusion) [ 1], but due to inadequate availability of ideal bone substitute, the death rate has been increasing day by day.
Two subtly different and, in fact, competing diagnostic claims about holo-TC II (69) are that low concentrations either indicate impaired holo-TC II transfer into the bloodstream from the ileal cell (ie, a marker of cobalamin malabsorption) or denote inadequate availability to tissues (ie, metabolic insufficiency).
The reasons for this vary from lack of technical expertise to inadequate availability of resources.
Predominant reasons for non-adherence specific to a low-income country setting included inadequate availability of food to counter appetite stimulation and the perceived strength of antipsychotic medications.
The NDOH report also highlighted an environment where ICT was weak and not firmly entrenched – with inadequate availability and use of ICT (such as computers, the internet, updated software) and deficiencies in the management and maintenance of these services.
Inadequate availability or supply of rural health care services is the most obvious barrier to accessing services at times of need [ 14, 18, 19].
