The phrase "accessibility professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who specializes in making environments, products, or services accessible to people with disabilities.
Example: "As an accessibility professional, she works to ensure that public spaces are compliant with the latest accessibility standards."
Alternatives: "accessibility expert" or "accessibility specialist".
The initial visit is mostly influenced by the individual's subjective evaluation of his/her health need and the accessibility of professional care [15].
The essential attributes of good leadership for aged care middle management are a hands-on accessibility and professional expertise in nurturing respect, recognition and team building, along with effective communication and flexibility.
For the items accessibility of professionals and facilitation of inter-professional consultation a positive total score ('yes') was given when the respondent expected to resp.
Technology Examining the role of technology in academia and developing HE issues relating to personal and professional accessibility.
Lack of a physician's recommendation, fear of the BCS procedure and fear of finding cancer, low perceived risk of cancer or effectiveness of BCS, time, cost, preference for a female health professional, accessibility of the health care system, and embarrassment related to the BCS procedure are barriers to clinical breast examination and mammogram practice among Arab women [ 5, 6, 9, 14, 15, 17].
Improvements should address, accessibility of services, professionals' attitudes and stronger promotion of the importance of postpartum check-ups, both among health care professionals and women.
Improvements should address, accessibility of services, professionals' attitudes and stronger promotion of the importance of postpartum check-ups.
The issue of feminization of the medical profession in countries where the density of physicians is low deserves more attention, particularly considering its possible impact on availability and accessibility of health professionals.
13, 27 Our findings are consistent with those from previous studies that reported that the availability and accessibility of the health professional were essential to a self-management program, 22 and the support from health-care professionals led to the facilitation of effective self-management.
