2. Weekend working could undermine weekday care The British Medical Association, the union that represents GPs, has warned that doctors and nurses working during the weekend will undermine services during the week, even if workforce is expanded.
But their misguided insistence on sending federal education aid to the states in the form of large, unfocused block grants threatens to undermine services for disadvantaged students in the poorest districts.
Turning drinks from a cost into a source of revenue helped budget airlines to become a disruptive force in aviation and left incumbents struggling to compete on price without undermining service.
CHW performance, for example, requires supervision, support, and training to avoid undermining service quality [ 9, 15, 21].
However, integration did not solve ongoing human resource shortages or inadequate infrastructure, which limited the efficacy of the model and were perceived to undermine service delivery.
There are some examples however, of eye health outreach services undermining local services and not always providing access to more vulnerable populations [ 127, 129].
Greening rejected criticism from MPs on the international development committee who said in a report that cuts in bilateral aid to the region had undermined health services and contributed to the spread of Ebola.
This was a contradiction that undermined optimal service access and treatment adherence by men.
Restrictive national policies as well as providers' lack of knowledge of supportive policies and protocols undermined RH service provision.
"Aid is being used as a tool to convince, cajole and compel the majority of the world to undertake policies which help big business, but which undermine public services emerging or thriving," Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now, said in criticism of the World Bank's $10m investment in Bridge.
