They build business models around the competitive advantages America's inner cities offer: access to a diverse workforce, a central location that can serve the business district as well as the region, and an underserved local market for goods and services.
Geographic distributions of health services are affected by forces of demand and supply, and in the future we would like to assess the needs for judo therapy and the number of qualified judo therapists comprehensively in all regions before considering intervention plans to motivate judo therapists to practice in the underserved local areas.
That has opened the door for smaller, easy-to-get-to day slopes to attract young, underserved locals with more chutzpah and less cash.
Cutbacks would mostly affect small arts programs for underserved communities, like local acting groups and painting exhibits -- not the controversial shows sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Thanks in large part to their co-founder, actress and activist Susan Sarandon, SPiN has partnered with the Glide Foundation to offer ping pong programs for local underserved youth.
We advised it on which boilers to use, ways to embed sustainability into its curriculum, better investment strategies, and how to engage with underserved members of the local community.
Financial-incentive programmes for return of service, whereby participants receive payments in return for a commitment to practise for a period of time in a medically underserved area, can alleviate local and regional health worker shortages through a number of mechanisms.
We also host groups of underserved and underrepresented students from local schools, sourced via local groups and representatives.
In 1992, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting identified the region as underserved, lacking a full-power, local public radio service.
3 Patients living in rural, underserved areas must rely on local community hospitals which may be uncomfortable for taking care of acute ischemic stroke patients or for initiating treatment with confidence.
"If a medical school wishes to select students who are more likely to practice primary care, practice in local communities, practice in underserved areas, or contribute to diversity in medicine, then admitting students with the highest MCAT's and GPA's may not be consistent with those goals," they wrote.
