The phrase "accessibility and utilisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of access and the practical use of a particular resource, service, or information.
Example: "The accessibility and utilisation of public transportation are crucial for urban development."
Alternatives: "availability and use of" or "access and application of".
The qualitative data reported in this paper are part of a larger, original study that the author conducted to examine the effects of Ghana's free maternal healthcare policy on women's maternity care seeking experience, equity of access, and barriers to accessibility and utilisation of maternal and newborn healthcare services.
To determine whether an informative letter could enhance the accessibility and utilisation of healthcare facilities and services.
Based on the study findings, the following were concluded and recommended; increased accessibility and utilisation of maternity care can, as well, potentially increase the coverage of PMTCT services.
For these women, the limited privacy within the health facility setting and the way in which caregivers ignored this crucial aspect of care was an important barrier to accessibility and utilisation of skilled care services.
An information letter about health problems and health rights (such as the protection of the adolescent's privacy) seems to enhance the accessibility and utilisation of GPs, as measured by contact rate, particularly for males.
Primary Health Care (PHC) is considered to be an effective strategy to improve accessibility and utilisation of services, address the social determinants of health inequities and improve health outcomes by the implementation of comprehensive interventions through sectoral and intersectoral collaboration, empowerment of individuals, social mobilisation and community participation [ 1- 4].
This study aimed to determine factors affecting accessibility, availability and utilisation of malaria interventions among women of reproductive age in Kilosa district in central Tanzania.
This study was carried out to determine factors affecting accessibility, availability and utilisation of malaria interventions among women of reproductive age in the rural community of Kilosa district in Tanzania.
Facilitating geographical accessibility is crucial for access and utilisation of maternal care.
Participants' accounts in relation to the influence of intra-familial decision-making power on accessibility to, and utilisation of maternal healthcare services in Ghana centred on four main overarching (global) themes.
A major difference between results from the FGDs and those from the IIs is that while the FGDs generated communal experiences, the IIs produced individual level information which addressed sensitive issues such as personal experiences of childbirth and barriers to accessibility to, and utilisation of maternity care services.
