The long waiting times to be seen after arriving at the clinic and a further waiting time to get prescribed medication from the pharmacy hamper access because of inconvenience, possible economic cost to the patient, and the difficulty experienced by some patients in getting sufficient time off work.
Increased distance is an inconvenience, but access to electricity and water are vital for many tasks that further diversify income generation.
However, centralisation would be likely to mean that patients would need to travel further to access care causing increased inconvenience and cost and, perhaps, impacting on their satisfaction with care.
The privilege of owning private property within the national seashore brings with it many necessary regulations and inconveniences, including strict access and driving restrictions that are not for every homeowner.
The app does require that you sign up for the company's services, free, but this minor inconvenience gives you access to its Web site.
Mr. Mukasey offered six principles that should drive such legislation — including keeping secrets secret, limiting prisoners' access to evidence, and not inconveniencing the military.
Participants had to endure several inconveniences in order to access to the obstetrician they preferred.
Reasons for this underuse typically include concerns over increased risk of bleeding as well as limitations in healthcare access, facility availability, physician awareness, the inconvenience of monitoring international normalized ratio (INR) levels, and patient compliance [ 8, 9].
In summary, the services associated with the interventions were clearly distinguishable from what is generally considered to be "usual care", especially where factors related to cost, inconvenience, or lack of access to care is concerned.
It's not just the inconvenience of finding it difficult to access Gmail, Google docs and so much else on the internet.
