The phrase "access and responsiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the availability of services or the ability to respond to requests or needs.
Example: "The success of our customer service depends on our access and responsiveness to client inquiries."
Alternatives: "availability and reaction" or "reachability and promptness."
On one level it is admirable – the access and responsiveness is extraordinary.
Not surprisingly, reporters covering Perry -- or any other presidential candidate -- keep their grumbling about access and responsiveness mostly private.
The key objectives of the reforms were to strengthen the role of the patient and improve performance in terms of access and responsiveness [ 3].
The key aims of the reforms were to strengthen the role of the patient and improve performance in terms of access and responsiveness.
The NGOs' engagement with public sector is to be seen as instrumental in attending to the issues of equity and quality improvement of the services provided along with dealing the issues of access and responsiveness of the system.
An effective engagement with the government sector can be instrumental in attending to the issues of equity and quality improvement of the services provided along with dealing with the issues of access and responsiveness of the system.
More broadly, task shifting has to be engaged within broader health system goals of building access, equity and responsiveness; and where task shifting involves the mobilisation of community health workers, to questions of community participation and accountability [ 80].
Contextual features like the prevailing welfare system including rights to benefits and benefit levels, access to and responsiveness of services as well as social relations and networks could buffer or undermine individuals' strategies and their well-being as a whole.
As DeJong states 'use of peer mentors, patient navigators, patient advocates, and other forms of patient coaching underscores many of the health system's underlying weaknesses with respect to access, usability, and responsiveness' (p. 50) [ 9].
See you promptly (promptness) covers delays, waiting, access, cancellations and responsiveness, such as the delay from referral to being seen, waiting to see a clinician, or the time taken to answer a call bell.
Critics argue that while consumers prefer the private sector due to perceived quality, easier access, and greater responsiveness, in many cases, the care provided in under-regulated developing country settings is of poor quality, with potential adverse implications for individual health outcomes as well as population disease control and drug resistance [2] [7].
