Sentence examples for barriers to utilisation of from inspiring English sources

This study identified key perceived barriers to utilisation of institutional delivery care in Moroto and Napak districts in Uganda.

This study was carried out to identify perceived barriers to utilisation of institutional delivery in two districts in Karamoja, Uganda.

Factors related to economic and physical inaccessibility and lack of infrastructure, drugs and supplies at health facilities were highly ranked barriers to utilisation of institutional delivery.

What remains clear however is that the number of untreated caries is unacceptably high, suggesting the existence of barriers to utilisation of dental care for children in Nigeria.

Financial barriers to utilisation of health care services, and maternal mortality both fit Glouberman and Zimmerman's definition of complex problems, determined as they are by multiple, interlinked factors.

This study was carried out in order to identify barriers to utilisation of institutional delivery care services in Moroto and Napak districts in Karamoja.

Applying the above concepts from complexity theory to user fee exemption policies, it could be argued that these policies offer an apparently simple solution (of changing the financing structure for specific priority services, thereby reducing financial barriers to utilisation) to the problem of high maternal mortality, a complex problem.

(42 544) The final barrier to utilisation of dental services by older people identified in this study related to characteristics of the dentists themselves and their mode of working.

To date, only a few empirical studies have been conducted regarding the predictors of service utilisation and the barriers to utilisation faced by people who suffer from affective disorders [ 20, 23, 24] and in European people between the ages of 18 and 65 years [ 12].

Barriers to utilisation included distance to hospitals, difficulty with claims paperwork and lack of awareness about insurance coverage [ 23].

For example, costs of access, lack of information and cultural barriers may present as barriers to utilisation [ 24].