Sentence examples for acceptability and accessibility from inspiring English sources

However, the acceptability and accessibility of this model of care was not known.

We conducted a qualitative study examining the experience of patients and key stakeholders with the aim of determining the acceptability and accessibility of the MDR-TB home-based treatment and care programmes in Kitgum and Lamwo.

We therefore aimed to recruit key informants from the three largest South Asian faith communities (Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism) to generate insights regarding acceptability and accessibility of an invitation to the BCSP.

Are certain types of self-management support intervention more effective than others in men with LTCs? Results from a parallel qualitative review of the acceptability and accessibility of self-management support interventions in men are reported elsewhere.

When comparing the I values reported in Table  4 and the I value for condom use reported in Table  3, some moderators were associated with reduced heterogeneity (e.g., combined availability, acceptability, and accessibility; specifically targeting high STD and clinic participants).

Purpose/Objective: The objectives of the evaluation were to: assess achievements, determine strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, assess project acceptability and accessibility, establish reasons for low uptake, assess establishment of partnerships, look into management issues, and make recommendations on future management of the project, required including policy-related aspects.

The Open Door intervention may improve the perception of acceptability, availability, and accessibility of mental health care by reducing psychologic barriers, providing education about care, and managing the resignation associated with symptoms of depression among community-dwelling depressed elders.

The Medicines and Technology building block deals largely with the accessibility, affordability, acceptability, and availability of medicines [ 88].

Whether individuals and groups actually gain access to health services depends on issues such as the affordability, acceptability, and physical accessibility of services [ 2].

They often provide services with greater cultural acceptability and geographical accessibility than their biomedical counterparts [ 1].

An alternative explanation is that the social acceptability, public awareness and accessibility of mental health or addiction services may be higher than gambling services.