Sentence examples for categorized barriers from inspiring English sources

For instance, Howe et al. [ 48] categorized barriers to patient engagement in patient safety initiatives as interpersonal, intrapersonal and cultural.

Others categorized barriers as resources (e.g. time and cost), service user or patient issues, organizational issues [ 42], or system-wide barriers [ 49].

MICMAC analysis categorizes barriers into four clusters and emphasizes the need to concentrate more on the barriers which belong to the independent cluster.

In order to identify the structures enabling barriers to energy efficiency adoption this paper aims at developing a framework for categorizing barriers depending on their structural origin.

Diagonal barriers, categorized as vertical barriers, increased the association of skin lesions with increasing manger front heights.

Some rules and strategies which have been categorized as barriers for the humanization of birth practice correspond to the rules present regarding companion restrictions.

Tables  2 and 3 categorize barriers and facilitators to retention in care, respectively; display selected quotes; and show the relative frequency (high, medium, low) with which each theme was discussed overall and by each patient group (retained in care and non-retained in care).

Under the theme "barriers encountered in implementing an effective patient discharge plan/program", grounded theory was applied to categorize the barriers into 4 aspects: system, healthcare professionals, patients, and social [ 21, 27, 28].

The TransTheoretical Model is used as a way of categorizing patients' barriers and facilitators to care.

We used this five-level framework to categorize ATM barriers and to analyse the multiple links between access constraints in complex health systems.

Additional file 1: Classification system used to categorize identified barriers to provision of TB care, based on the WHO 2005 publication "Addressing TB and poverty in TB control" [ 30 ].