The phrase "availability of support and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of assistance or resources in a particular context.
Example: "The availability of support and resources is crucial for the success of our project."
Alternatives: "access to support and" or "provision of support and".
Cultural differences, socioeconomic factors, the availability of support, and the individual's personality play an important role in pain perception.
Although they include attitudinal aspects, the intent of the questions were to describe the availability of support and thus, were coded to the E3 chapter level.
Distance from the transplant center, the need to relocate closer to the center and availability of support and resources both at home and locally around the center are likely to be important determinants of out-of-pocket costs.
First, we expect that an adult child who designates the availability of support and appreciation from other care-givers will experience lower levels of care-giver burden (Hypothesis 1).
When analyzing the relationship between the availability of support and the development of minor/major and major PPDS, having support "none of the time" no longer remained significantly associated with minor/major PPDS after adjusting for all other variables (OR: 2.26, 95% CI: 0.89-5.71), but remained significant for major PPDS (OR: 3.75, 95% CI: 1.69-8.35).
Domain 4 – the availability of supports and tools to help staff access and apply research also emerged as a relatively important domain of organisational research use capacity.
The barriers are associated with system of care issues, such as multiple service use and availability of support personnel; and logistics relating to service contact with caregivers, where contact following the patient's death is difficult due to funding and problems with telephone contact.
Results of the study revealed positive correlations between extraversion and perceived availability of support (Belonging and Tangible), enacted support (Directive Guidance, Nondirective Support, Positive Social Interaction, Tangible Assistance), and social network characteristics (network size and contact with network members).
Characteristics of future locations that should be considered include: the presence of other health services and infrastructure, availability of support services, and population demographics, among other factors.
We fielded two surveys: (1) institution-level questionnaire to obtain structural characteristics of each ICU (for example, staffing numbers, availability of support services, and end-of-life practices) and (2) individual-level questionnaire for ICU physicians and nurses on the extent and nature of inappropriate treatment and their experiences in the ICU (Additional file 1 has a copy of the survey).
Ystgaard developed the questions for adolescents in accordance with corresponding studies on adults and aimed at measuring availability of support, attachment and mutual care [ 46].
