Sentence examples for delayed attendance from inspiring English sources

This suggests that of the women who have not attended at 8 weeks, older women are more likely to have delayed attendance but attended within 4 months.

He delayed attendance to spend six months at the University of Aix-Marseille, France, beginning in February 1967.

Contrary to the findings of these studies and our exploratory studies, we found no evidence of delayed attendance in adolescents (Table 2 and 3).

In addition, the maternity leave for eligible women is only three months for most institutions in Ghana hence mothers may be working at these times and may be a factor in the delayed attendance of immunisation clinics.

Among the commonly found explanatory factors for this are the missed or delayed diagnosis of intrauterine growth retardation and an inadequate management of this condition, as well as the patient's non-compliance or delayed attendance to antenatal care [ 36, 38].

Various explanations were offered for defaulting and delayed attendance of antenatal care services, including HIV-related stigma, lack of social support for patients, and patient beliefs and pressures: When a patient is sick, this is now culturally speaking, they will first try other things, you see, before they come to hospital.

However, while there was limited evidence of pregnancy testing and ultrasounds being obtained at private facilities early in pregnancy in all countries, it was common in all strata to delay attendance at the government facility until the second or third trimester.

Being advised to make their own way to the emergency department was also defined as a delayed response because patients can further delay attendance if they do not recognise the urgency of the situation, 17 and will not receive pre-hospital assessments and pre-notification by the EMS which are known to increase the likelihood of receiving emergency care (that is, thrombolysis) in acute stroke.

The majority of pregnant women delayed ANC attendance starting at an average of five months gestation.

ANC use was affected by provider performance, organizational problems at the facility, health system weaknesses beyond ANC, and factors that cannot be controlled by the health system, such as pregnant women delaying ANC attendance.

This is because without the IRCMAC, a locum medical service is often called to write a long-term care medication chart on the day of discharge, 2 and this chart will last for up to 6 months; therefore, the patient's GP can delay their attendance for much longer than 7 days.