Sentence examples for uneven care from inspiring English sources
A study of hospitals in Queens has found uneven care, gaps in service, an insufficient number of beds for the borough's estimated 2.3 million residents and a delivery of health care that "is not sustainable in the current state".
By the technological miracle of a pacemaker, she had reached her 99th year in a nursing home of uneven care, off a highway near the small Ohio town where she had lived her life.
The National Women's Law Center, a nonprofit research and advocacy group in Washington, said in its report that the military had remade a program once described as a "ghetto" of child care -- with long waiting lists, uneven care and costs too high for many military families -- into one providing affordable, high-quality care to more than 200,000 children worldwide.
Visits to 22 prisons revealed uneven patient care, medical staff who lacked basic knowledge of the virus, a high percentage of H.I.V.-infected inmates who were also infected with hepatitis C, and inmates who had no idea how to get an AIDS test.
This rural County has struggled with uneven health care access for its residents.
Regarding demand for iCCM in Uganda, Awor and others 23 studied care-seeking for sick children, noting the potential role for and the uneven quality of care in the private sector; and Nanyongo and others 24 reported community acceptability of iCCM.
Soviet-era conditions were poor, with long waits, brusque bureaucracy and uneven standards of care.
Three troubling symptoms stand out: uneven quality of care, inadequate coverage and soaring costs.Start with quality.
This uneven quality of care, experts say, can mean an uneven quality of evidence with which to prosecute some of society's most malevolent criminals.
The identified trends indicate increased utilization of dental services and uneven distribution of care and dentists.
Preventive Youth Health Care PYHCC) services must be better aligned with current health priorities but must also address uneven access to care, inadequate programme quality and workforce shortages [ 5].
