Sentence examples for explored service from inspiring English sources

In the interview, the four components of service value [16] were explored: service quality, service equity, confidence benefits, and perceived sacrifice.

Study 2 comprised interviews that explored service experience, knowledge, preferences for care and perceptions of the future were conducted with 28 patients and 25 adult family members.

These features were also identified in a 2006 Ministry of Health report that explored service delivery preferences of urban adolescents in Port Vila [ 14].

Semi-structured interviews with 12 clinic managers and three District Medical Officers explored service providers' perceptions of integration and revealed a number of commonalities.

Oteng-Ntim et al. [ 28], who explored service providers' views regarding maternal obesity interventions, recommended that both service providers' and service users' perspectives should be sought when developing new services to ensure they are not only theoretically effective but also acceptable to those who will utilise them.

Intentional non-adherence and unintentional non-adherence were both explored, and service users were also asked about their expectations of what would happen, and what actually happened when they deviated from treatment recommendations.

19 21 Inequity in older people needs to be further explored to help develop health policies and eradicate ageism in service provision, according to the aims of the national service framework for older people.

The impact on and use of health services by migrants need to be further explored to inform appropriate service delivery to these groups.

Objective 3 explored factors associated with service utilization, which was divided into continuation and attrition.

Council officials entered the premises soon after, to hold negotiations with community stakeholders, which resulted in four meetings that explored alternative methods of library service provision.

This limits knowledge of the determinants of the utilization of health services [ 11, 19], which needs to be further explored to inform planners and providers of services and to ensure equitable access to appropriate health care [ 1, 9, 20, 21].