Sentence examples for eligibility barriers from inspiring English sources

Secondly, they are not subject to the same eligibility barriers as formal providers because they rarely require formal documentation.

We've had losses along the way -- eligibility barriers targeting immigrants being the most significant -- but our victories have been greater than the losses.

This study primarily explored eligibility barriers.

In the case of methods with lower restrictions due to eligibility barriers, such as condoms, these providers could benefit from training on appropriate counseling and provision of methods.

The PERFORM study indicated that perceived availability did not necessarily correspond to actual facility characteristics; of note, the supply-side characteristics that were explored were not necessarily eligibility barriers [ 16].

For example, although Australia has a well-funded universal health insurance system, rising co-payments for medications and private medical consultations, inadequate subsidies for health support, and poor eligibility barriers for existing social support made chronic illness management economically stressful, especially for those with low incomes [ 12].

One study from India showed that, because providers tend to serve a high volume of clients, they may not have adequate time to counsel clients about the full range of methods available to them [ 15]; this reflects poor quality of services but is not an eligibility barrier.

These eligibility criteria barriers are a frequently cited cause of non-participation for underrepresented populations in CTCs (Mills et al, 2006; Ford et al, 2008).

The few examples of vitamin use were supported by universal provision which avoided the need for assessment of eligibility, removed barriers to access by allowing them to be handed directly to mothers, and meant midwives and health visitors were endorsing their use.

Perhaps not surprisingly given the severe impairment characteristics associated with SSDI and SSI program eligibility and the barriers to reform described above, most SSA employment demonstrations have struggled to recruit volunteer participants.

Participants cited (1) frustration over the lack of financial resources and increasingly stringent eligibility criteria, (2) barriers to providing assistance such as process inefficiencies, (3) limited resources to identify at- risk patients and refer them for services, and (4) inadequate insurance coverage and availability.