Availability depicts the volume and range of health resources; affordability refers to costs of services; accessibility refers to the location of services; accommodation involves whether the organisation of health care fits the users' demands; and acceptability refers to whether the health service fits with the users' attitudes and characteristics [ 17].
In addition, we compare the demand for and acceptability of Fume to that of the website.
It has now become clear that the expansion of capacity has outpaced demand and that initial acceptability did not translate to the adoption of circumcision.
In this study we concentrate on practicability, acceptability, demand and integration (see Table 4).
During the first phase of the LAI development initiative, we used qualitative methods in Kenya and Rwanda to explore acceptability, potential demand, and policy and delivery issues related to a new LAI.
As programme evaluation evidence on male circumcision roll-out campaigns trickle in, it is becoming clearer that knowledge and acceptability alone are not sufficient to trigger demand for voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) services.
As the analysis highlights the issues of accessibility and acceptability coverage, these barriers are illustrated as the demand- and/or supply-side factors.
We looked at attunement between these stakeholders both in the past and the present on technical options, facilities and services, demand and issues of political and cultural acceptability.
This study has identified key demand and supply-side barriers facing adolescents in Vanuatu and highlighted opportunities to increase accessibility and acceptability of SRH services.
35 36 Other demand-side barriers relate to accessibility, including distance and access to transport, and adequacy and acceptability, in terms of perceptions of quality of care.
