Sentence examples for underserviced community from inspiring English sources

Participants in Case One felt that their primary role to was facilitate communication between two areas of health, general practice and community health, in order to better serve a disadvantaged and underserviced community.

Although OT and PT students reported that they were more willing to complete a clinical placement in an underserviced community if provided travel stipends, rent-free housing and interprofessional education opportunities, the majority of these incentives were only available to medical students.

For instance, Anderson and Rosenberg (1990) [ 69] observed changes in physicians density in counties in order to evaluate the impact of the Ontario Underserviced Area Program in attracting physicians to underserved communities within those counties.

Various factors have been attributed to this shift including the close proximity of traditional healers to their communities and thus their widespread availability, especially in rural areas which are underserviced by bio-medicine [ 1].

Its politicians call the borough underserviced, its residents feel under attack by environmental pollutants from New Jersey, and everyone resents being home to New York's largest garbage disposal site.

Sunshine feels underserviced, with cramped base lodges, for the same reason that access to it is restricted: Environmental regulations, the company says, have limited the resort's growth.

Yet for years this beautiful area has been underfunded and underserviced.

With all the casts of color that are being incubated in writing rooms across Hollywood, you would think that that our narrative, which has proven to still be underserviced, would be a welcome addition to the conversation.

"I think there is a hungry audience who is underserviced most of the year, and so they flock to places like Palm Springs and other destination festivals to fill up on as many of these films as they can.

Utilizing interRAI data could help with further exploration of problems and outcomes in currently underserviced populations such as persons with neurological conditions and the frail elderly.

However, based on the qualitative findings, it seems that the insured perceive themselves as being underserviced in terms of the number of drugs received: in the FGDs, even non-members claim that treatment is better for paying patients.