The phrase "affect receipt" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the impact on receiving something, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The changes in policy may affect receipt of the funds."
Alternatives: "impact receipt" or "influence receipt".
To determine whether the type of health insurance a patient possesses and a patient's race/ethnicity affect receipt of common tests to monitor open-angle glaucoma (OAG).
If CYP2D6 genotype does not affect receipt or adherence to SSRI prescription, then it cannot confound the association we have reported.
Pregnant women and men who declined participation in the study were assured that their decision will not affect receipt of their regular medical care at the SLHC.
The research questions that this study explored are the following: What are the individual and contextual factors that affect receipt of PMTCT services?
To understand how aspects of the patient-PCP communication affect receipt of these preventive services, we performed a qualitative study, observing and audiotaping medical visits at two community health centers.
Care management also affected receipt of laboratory tests and screenings.
We were unable to directly assess whether safety concerns affected receipt of the HPV vaccine in our population, but we were able to explore the relationship between medical history and health services utilization and vaccine usage.
A similar study by Renstein showed that income had consistently affected receipts of immunization [ 14].
There has been little attention paid thus far, however, to the way in which socioeconomic status may affect the receipt of home health care services.
As a result, it is an empirical question whether and to what extent expenses not incurred in resulting from being affiliated to Seguro Popular affect the receipt of private transfers.
Tumour aggressiveness (Gleason score) did not affect treatment receipt for those aged 70 79.
