Sentence examples for access impediments from inspiring English sources
Advocates of SBHCs claim that these clinics help reduce geographic accessibility problems and reduce financial access impediments to needed health care for economically disadvantaged urban youths.
Similarly, if we had met a denial of access or other impediment to our inspections we would have reported it to the Council.
We can overcome traditional impediments to access and care and do away with geographic barriers and time differences.
This develops Frenk's notion of 'resistances and impediments' to access that arise from healthcare resources themselves (61).
While regionalisation may have benefits, it may also disadvantage some population groups, particularly in circumstances where distance and time are impediments to access.
Recently, new medications with better efficacy profiles have been FDA-approved for chronic weight management; however, reimbursement policies that are founded on a legacy of safety and efficacy concerns with previous anti-obesity medications are currently an impediment to access.
The facilitation of integrated client-centred care requires a systematic change in service delivery that promotes the importance of culture and traditional leadership in the care pathway, and supports the need to address shame as an impediment to access.
But access and cost are major impediments to a strict GF diet, especially for those on low incomes.
"Should governments continue to encounter impediments to lawful access to information necessary to aid the protection of the citizens of our countries, we may pursue technological, enforcement, legislative or other measures to achieve lawful access solutions," read the memo, issued by the Australian government on behalf of the pact.
