Sentence examples for accessing groups from inspiring English sources
The user group determines what kind of access the user in question has (logging into the database, accessing groups or subgroups in the client records, viewing and/or editing records or portions of records).
Health promotion topics documented included nutrition [ 23, 25, 32, 33, 36], breastfeeding [ 23, 33], immunisation [ 33], infant care [ 33] and accessing groups and services [ 33].
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.
Given how important meetings are, we need to start exploiting the same advantages of increasing engagement and accessing group wisdom in our meetings at work and in communities.
Four groups either refused to participate or were excluded due to practical difficulties in accessing group members.
Accessing support groups and relevant information at the time of diagnosis or surgery helps reduce anxiety, fear and figure out the right questions to ask.
Earlier studies have looked at the benefits but have not looked at the challenges of accessing support groups from the children's perspectives.
This article seeks to describe the perceived benefits and the overall challenges in accessing support groups faced by HIV perinatally infected children in Zimbabwe.
There was no evidence that disadvantaged smokers were less likely to quit because they were attending less effective services i.e. it was not the case that disadvantaged smokers were not accessing open groups or were predominantly receiving behavioural support from nurses.
Certain barriers to accessing the group sessions were noted in this group, however, such as the time of day and location of the meetings.
In post-group qualitative interviews, themes emerging included a) the perception that group members were more open more quickly, b) the convenience of accessing the group intervention from home, and c) increased computer skills and confidence.
