Sentence examples for have previously accessed from inspiring English sources

This collocation provides an opportunity for women to experience types of CAM that they may not have previously accessed, as this woman describes, "One day I saw this notice up outside a chemist shop, 'naturopath' and I thought that's good.

13 The report concluded that the IAPT programme had provided people with access to evidence-based psychological therapies that they would not have previously accessed, and recovery rates of those treated (45%) were of similar magnitude to those seen in randomised controlled trials (50%), much of which could only be demonstrated through the complete and rigorous collection of key outcome measures.

Finally, of 269 respondents who had previously accessed FP at either at a health facility or using an outreach service, over 80% reported receiving FP free of charge, indicating that very few respondents had experience in paying for FP services.

"In fact, CIA had previously accessed [redacted] collected from the [Senate] side of RDINet when security concerns arose".

An important proportion, especially within MSM, had previously accessed other services to take the HIV test.

However, more of the interview participants had previously accessed legal help and were referred for further mental health assessment.

The majority of women who delivered at home had previously accessed services suggesting missed opportunities for encouraging uptake of facility-based delivery.

Reasons for ineligibility after enrollment were having previously accessed HIV care prior to study enrollment (N = 2) and receiving a false HIV-positive diagnosis (N = 1).

Results from interviews and discussion group in relation to guidance: All reported that the HPA stool guidance and patient collection instructions would be useful in their clinical work, but only one GP (an interviewee) had previously accessed them.

When asked to comment on the quality of the website after viewing, users confidently stated it would rank among the top when compared to other hemophilia-specific information they had previously accessed online (Table  6).

These studies included samples of individuals with a variety of mental health problems and sociodemographic characteristics, who had and had not previously accessed care for mental health problems, as well as some general population studies.