US, female, 1963 "Something important is missing from your list of challenges to accessing contraception, mainly resistance to and/or active undermining of contraception by male partners and husbands as a means of controlling the young women who are increasingly better educated than the young men.
Additional challenges to accessing OER may be encountered as a direct result of insufficient technology infrastructure.
Incarcerated people living with HIV and opioid dependence face enormous challenges to accessing evidence-based treatment during incarceration and after release into the community, placing them at risk of poor HIV treatment outcomes, relapse to opioid use and accompanying HIV transmission risk behaviors.
"Today marks a hard fought victory for Missourians who, for far too long, faced insurmountable challenges to accessing safe, legal abortion," he said.
However, one of the challenges to accessing training in the Pacific was the impact of small workforce.
The purpose of the FGDs with community members was to gather data on attitudes related to RH, knowledge of existing services, and challenges to accessing RH services.
Building on the BUPaT project [ 14]; the social intervention was to remove socio-economic challenges to accessing treatment once diagnosis was made.
The overall case-fatality ratio in the outbreak discussed here was 6.5%, which reflects the challenges to accessing adequate health care in remote settings.
A topic guide, developed from the literature, explored women's understanding of health and disease, ideas around prioritisation of health, self-management of their illness, help-seeking behaviours, challenges to accessing health services, and relationships with healthcare practitioners.
Despite this investment, challenges to accessing specialist care persisted, especially for patients in small, dispersed communities, and for services contacting patients who did not have a fixed address or a mobile telephone.
