Sentence examples for barriers of accessing from inspiring English sources

In societies where resources are limited, it is understandable that suicide deceased would have had considerable barriers of accessing to mental health services prior to death.

However the low use of these programs may also indicate the existence of barriers to accessing these types of resources, such as lack of transportation and knowledge about the services.

Together these positive examples demonstrate that a close understanding of patients' complex needs, of potential barriers to accessing care, and of effective contingency measures can each help to mitigate the effects of natural disaster or other humanitarian emergencies on continuity of services for ART patients.

Relevant factors include the presence of barriers to accessing existing services and a lack of interventions that address the unique needs of veterans.

Our participants described a complex set of circumstances underpinning a range of barriers to accessing services for these patients which contribute to inequity and may be contributing to avoidable admission.

23 27 35 Parents encountered a number of barriers to accessing appropriate services in the early stages of their child's life and described a range of negative physical and emotional effects on themselves and their children.

Our findings are consistent with a recently published review [ 17] of barriers to accessing health services for women with different types of disability, which concluded that more research in this area is urgently needed.

While the demand for end-of-life care services may be growing among the homeless in North America, this population faces many barriers to accessing end-of-life care services [ 24, 25, 29, 30].

The pre-intervention qualitative research identified 3 major types of barriers to accessing existing services: household-level barriers, including cultural norms discouraging women's prompt access to care; facility-level barriers, largely lack of resources; and attitudinal issues, which further discouraged access to the referral facility in Jahun (Table 2).

Focus groups A-D were presented with a list of barriers to accessing maternity care derived directly from interviews with women in phase 2 of the study.

The identification of barriers to accessing care for women living with HIV could help indicate the types of initiatives needed to maximize access to care for women.