Sentence examples for vertical programming from inspiring English sources

A recent Lancet editorial concluded, simplicity "has proven to be a doubled-edged sword... that has encouraged vertical programming, and encouraged dependence on technological solutions rather than overall social transformation".

Vertical programming limits.

Advocates of vertical programming fear that broader use of resources will dilute impacts and delay success.

In particular, DOTS vertical programming has received a wealth of criticism, though generally for reasons specific to TB-DOTS programs.

Of these three, the integration of services received more attention which is in line with discussions on vertical programming and HSS [ 6, 25, 28, 32, 73, 74, 94].

The failure of vertical programming, it is argued, lies in the inadequacy of underlying health care systems and, more fundamentally, in the virulence of a globalizing world system which marginalizes the poor [ 22, 23].

Complex commands go to "vertical" programs specialized for one function.

Also, such heavily-funded vertical programs have created a tug-of-war for health workers between primary care clinics versus specialized HIV clinics.

While this is consistent with the newly formulated Sustainable Development Goals, it remains far from our modal delivery of aid to low and middle-income countries, which continues to rely heavily on vertical programs, funding individual disease-specific efforts.

Advocates of vertical programs point to their service specialization, better accountability and rapid results within weak health systems [7], [8].

This paper is unable to solve the debate around vertical programs or elucidate the impact of donor funding for HIV on the overall health system.