Women struggled with accessibility, so a more flexible service should be offered to enable them to more easily access care.
This is not news to us: The visually challenged and print-impaired have been struggling for accessibility for a long time.
In future, poorly controlled patients could be targeted to maximise BP reductions or broader use could improve diagnostic accuracy and accessibility for patients who struggle to regularly attend their GP surgery.
Web accessibility is something that Ian Macrae struggles with every day.
On the other hand this means that taking such factors into account in the patient selection process, or making adjustments to our telemedical equipment and techniques to improve accessibility for any patients currently struggling to make best use of the equipment, might further improve the already significant impact of telemedical support on patient outcomes and costs we measured.
John Lavelle's advocacy improved public education, ensured the accessibility of affordable health care, eased the struggle of those fighting addiction, and enhanced the quality of life for Staten Island's working families.
David Startzell, executive director of the Appalachian Trail Conference in Harper's Ferry, W.Va., who sat on the advisory committee, said the meetings were intense, because members struggled to set standards for accessibility on trails whose appeal is inaccessibility.
He thinks voters like his accessibility and his commitment to the city, which has long struggled to replace lost manufacturing jobs.
Despite the volume and accessibility of this new theoretical knowledge, behaviour change practice has been struggling to keep pace.
A recent report on travel and accessibility suggested that as many as 25% of all passengers across Europe struggle when travelling by train.
If the connected home has struggled with anything over the past few years it's accessibility.
