Sentence examples for barrier in the integration from inspiring English sources

Lack of co-location was described as a key barrier in the integration of occupational therapy.

Hudon et al. reported that the lack of physicians' motivation for preventive counseling was an important barrier in the integration of clinical guidelines into daily practice [ 5]. Cohen et al. suggested using the transtheoretical model to increase physicians' motivation for providing preventive care.

Since time limitation for unmatched operating periods may be the primary barrier to the integration in batch processes, the installation of storage facilities is quite common to enhance the water recovery.

As a result, the time required to convert records is considered as a barrier to the integration of EMRs in medical practices.

In addition, the discipline limitation arising from the broader planning context constitutes a major barrier to the integration of social objectives.

The keen interest in integrative research concepts, however, has brought to the fore the many barriers experienced by researchers in the integration process.

Research into the barriers to the integration of ROM in CAMHS in different countries will be of international interest and may provide insights into methods that support wider uptake of ROM and further evidence for their contribution to improved clinical effectiveness of child and adolescent mental healthcare.

To our knowledge this is the first comparative study of the enablers and barriers to the integration of CCNTs in urgent care.

Although analysis of the factors affecting adoption is beyond the scope of the present study, we speculate that the routine use of telemedicine can be related to implementation factors, such as organizational, contextual, and policy issues, which act as facilitators, or barriers, for the integration of telemedicine in healthcare organizations and clinical practices (13, 39– 41).

However, there are information barriers to the integration of commercial systems in these areas.

The barriers to the integration of care are almost the same in these two countries [ 3].