The phrase "accessibility and effectiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of access and the degree of success or impact of a particular service, program, or resource.
Example: "The study evaluated the accessibility and effectiveness of online learning platforms during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "availability and efficiency of" or "usability and impact of".
ACSCs are used extensively as indicators of accessibility and effectiveness of primary health care.
Could the virtual process, including the bespoke web-site, be developed further to maximise accessibility and effectiveness of use?
A comprehensive cessation strategy was thus recommended to facilitate coordination of cessation resources at the provincial and local levels and improve the availability, accessibility and effectiveness of support.
In an attempt to improve the accessibility and effectiveness of weight-management interventions, new delivery approaches, such as telephone calls, mail, and e-mail, have been trialed.
Further studies should also investigate personal factors such as help–seeking behaviour, and its interactions with system factors of accessibility and effectiveness of health and social services in influencing the relationship between social isolation and health outcomes.
Cultural competency is a broad concept used to describe a variety of interventions that aim to improve the accessibility and effectiveness of health care services for people from racial/ethnic minorities.
This framework explicitly considers the quality of access, defined as; affordability, availability, accessibility, acceptability and effectiveness of health services [ 26].
The effective coverage framework, which incorporates availability, affordability, accessibility, acceptability, and effectiveness of health services, was used to structure the secondary data analysis.
The aim of the IPCT model is to improve primary care delivery performance and, more specifically, to simultaneously optimise accessibility, quality and effectiveness of the care being delivered.
This had been introduced experimentally in a DOH programme – the 'Health of Londoners Programme' – in order to assess whether is could enhance the accessibility, transparency and effectiveness of commissioning health research.
ACSCs have been used extensively as an indicator of accessibility and overall effectiveness of primary health care, such that the rate of hospitalisation for ACSCs is higher in communities with poor access to ambulatory care [ 2, 3, 7- 9].
