It is also capable of classifying the environment in terms of accessibility characteristics encompassing various conditions which have been shown to have a disproportionate effect upon the behavior of individuals with disabilities during an emergency.
Each survey encompassed a range of topics including interaction with the doctor, accessibility of care and the range of services available within the practice.
A notion that encompasses accessibility and ease of use.
These include agriculture and rural development, poverty alleviation and food security, where Indonesias definition of food security encompasses not only accessibility to foodstuffs but also the ability to produce Indonesias own food needs.
Three sub-themes were abstracted from the data encompassing this focus: accessibility of the manual, providing choice in programme delivery modes, and accessing group support.
In 2001, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation andefinedopment (OECD) defined accessibility as an umbrella term that encompasses geographical distribution (rural/urban) and proximity, affordability, flexibility and adequacy for different age groups as well as children with different needs (OECD 2001).
This analysis identified the overall or total-derivative effect of providing home-based records on each outcome, encompassing the availability and accessibility of services and the responses of mothers and health personnel in their optimal or partial use (24).
However, in the process of building of the scientific and medical vocabulary, the main preoccupation was precision, clarity and accessibility of the neologisms being invented to encompass the medical phenomena being described.
The 6 facilities were purposively selected to include only those where the in-charge had been in post for at least 1 year, and to encompass variation in facility type, accessibility and indicators from the structured survey.
The six facilities were purposively selected to encompass variation in facility type; accessibility to the district headquarters; and performance on indicators from the structured survey (adherence to the user fee policy, activity of the HFCs and completeness of HMIS records).
Enabling factors are those that support or impede health care service use (e.g. income, type of health insurance); and also encompass family and community resources and accessibility of those resources.
