Sentence examples for experiencing difficulty accessing from inspiring English sources

The goal of this study was to examine the determinants of experiencing difficulty accessing specialist care in the Province of Ontario, when a consultation or diagnosis from a specialist was required in the previous year.

Specifically, as the number of chronic conditions increased from 1 3 conditions to 4 or more conditions, the adjusted odds of experiencing difficulty accessing specialist care increased from 2.18 [95% CI: (1.83, 2.61)] to 3.84 [95% CI: (2.87, 5.12)] compared to respondents with no reported chronic conditions.

78percentt of physicians interviewed were experiencing difficulties accessing and communicating with colleagues in a timely manner.

Her interest in these topics grew from experiencing difficulties accessing critical online services while working on development projects abroad.

A spokesman said: "Due to airfield closures at Heathrow and customers experiencing difficulties accessing the airport, we have now cancelled all short-haul flights for the rest of the day.

Several IDUs discussed experiencing difficulties accessing sterile syringes after their release.

More specifically, newcomers to Canada (i.e., those living in the country for less than 10 years) were almost three times as likely to report experiencing difficulties accessing specialist care compared to their Canadian-born counterparts.

Like other small exhibitors in these early days, Pugliese experienced difficulty accessing a ready supply of motion pictures for screening, which may have prompted her foray into film production in partnership with son Humbert in 1917.

In the Returning Home Studies, La Vigne, Shollenberger and Debus (2009) found that parolees experienced difficulty accessing mental health treatment after release.

Decision-makers thought that researchers did not reach out to them, while researchers said they experienced difficulty accessing decision-makers and opportunities for interaction.

Overall, for all four groups, respondents who had experienced difficulty accessing specialist care in the previous year most frequently cited wait times as a source of difficulty (67.1%), followed by availability (40.8%).