Sentence examples for concern to accessing from inspiring English sources

For example, a 2011 report [ 31] published by the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC) revealed that violent lethal attacks on patients, health care workers and facilities, and on medical vehicles are widespread in many conflict settings and pose a serious concern to accessing health care in such settings.

One concern related to accessing the ePHR and subsequently forgetting to delete browsing history.

Our findings revealed that around one-quarter of the children were children of women who reported no resource-related barrier to health care utilization while an overwhelmingly high proportion (about three-quarters) were children of mothers who expressed resource-related concerns as barriers to accessing health care.

Wait times and access to services are the preeminent concerns of Canadians with respect to accessing primary care in Canada [ 29, 30].

Our key independent variables concerned financial and non-financial barriers to accessing health care from survey data (the question and items are shown, along with the rest of the survey, as an appendix to the original report [ 18]).

Concerning the dynamic power due to accessing the memory, there is always only one active operating rank per channel regardless of the number of memory modules or module ranks in the system.

Ethical concerns are magnified for Latino populations, who face substantial barriers to accessing health care in the US [ 8], but are increasingly sought after as research participants to improve generalizability, particularly in genomic studies [ 9, 10].

In a 2005 DHS report, two thirds of women aged 15 49 who have encountered problems in accessing healthcare cited concern having to take transport, distance to facility, no available provider, financial constraints and concern of the lack of female providers as the major barriers to accessing maternal health care [ 14].

While not directed at Indigenous people, such services undoubtedly address some of the recurring concerns expressed by Indigenous people in relation to accessing cancer services, which are typically based in tertiary hospitals in metropolitan centres.

LGBT people experience barriers to accessing primary care.

Further studies on barriers to accessing health care should adopt a mixed method approach to deepen the understanding of the implication of cultural concerns and health care utilization for child survival.