Sentence examples for accessibility of screening from inspiring English sources

6. deprivation; 7. issues around language and culture in minority ethnic populations; and 8. accessibility of screening location.

They were recognised by existing literature but confirmed in this study: 6. deprivation; 7. issues around language and culture in minority ethnic populations; and 8. accessibility of screening location.

We also report suggestions to increase accessibility and uptake of screening.

These results indicate that telemedicine may improve accessibility of ROP screening.

Following the announcement of the Cancer Reform Strategy and the anticipated introduction of digital mammography, the South West London Breast Screening Service has investigated the effect of accessibility and deprivation on uptake of screening invitation in order to inform decisions on where to site static and mobile screening facilities in future.

This technology offers potential to increase the efficiency and accessibility of DR screening programs.

The advent of such good performing diagnostic products enhances the accessibility of quality screening service in resource-constrained countries.

The incidence of cervical cancer varies dramatically across the world, which is mainly related to the availability and accessibility of cervical screening programs.

Regarding the accessibility of the screening, diagnosis and intervention services, the short-term goal is to achieve a coverage rate of 80% in the eastern provinces (the most developed region of China), 40% in the moderate provinces, and 30% in the western provinces (the least developed region of China) by 2012, and to increase these figures to 90%, 60%and50%0%, respectively, by 2015 [ 17].

"I hope to improve the cost, quality, and accessibility of national genomic screening efforts to facilitate preventative care across the country," she said.

Due to random sample selection and random allocation, study findings can be generalized to all YBCS and high-risk relatives in the state of Michigan and possibly to other U.S. states with similar demographic composition and similar availability and accessibility of breast cancer screening services.