Sentence examples for barriers to demand from inspiring English sources

These reports also identified some barriers to demand response as follows.

To achieve their full potential, vouchers and HEFs require other interventions to ensure the supply of sufficient quality maternity services and to address other non-financial barriers to demand.

Third, programs have often been rolled out individually to address specific barriers to demand, rather than forming part of a package of interventions that holistically address all the touch-points along the behavior change continuum for VMMC.

RCTs are of limited use in addressing behavior change interventions, and given the complexity of the VMMC environment, most often no single intervention is likely to be able to tackle all barriers to demand.

The main findings were that mental health stigma underlies many of the problems regarding demand and access to services at the community level, and that barriers to demand and access at the health facility level are composed mainly of more pragmatic problems.

It had been constructed overnight and on the night of 9 November 1989 it fell, with thousands of East Germans travelling to the barrier to demand the gates be opened.

This has challenging implications for mental health intervention work; failures to systematically apply understanding of such cultural aspects mental health understandings can present a major barrier to demand and access [ 17, 18].

At the health facility level, problems are generally perceived to be more pragmatic; a lack of trust in the quality and existence of services is a barrier to demand and access.

Faced with competition from China and offshoring to low-cost locations like Eastern Europe and Morocco, its first instinct is to demand trade barriers, outlaw layoffs, punish companies that produce abroad or demand state subsidies.

But such regulations are viewed by many executives as nuisances rather than as barriers to meeting demand.

The reduction of the financial barriers to the demand for maternal and child health through the fee exemption policy under the National Health Insurance Scheme has contributed to achieving equity in child vaccinations in Ghana.