A 2005 report entitled, "Are Chemical Journals Too Expensive and Inaccessible?" notes that, "Small universities and undergraduate institutions may have problems accessing some journals, whereas larger universities with bigger budgets appear to have enough access [3]." Recent economic problems may well have exacerbated this problem for many colleges [4].
Small and medium-sized businesses still have problems accessing capital, and pay high interest rates on borrowing which impedes investment and taking on new staff.
He added, "People of low to moderate income, who can't afford rates between $2,500 and $4,000 per month, will continue to have problems accessing this type of care, oftentimes having to resort to a nursing home even though they many not yet need that particular level of care".
Young persons with poor school education and migrants, in particular, have problems accessing apprenticeship places.
As some BlackBerry connections are routed overseas, BlackBerry users occasionally have problems accessing BBC content that is only available inside the UK.
Overall, our findings suggest that social programs designed to foster social integration (e.g., free or low-cost bus fare to promote visits with friends and family) may improve health among persons with low levels of education, who are not working, or who have problems accessing medical care because of financial problems.
Those who are released from jail without valid ID, officials said, may have problems accessing housing and government services or getting a job.
Older individuals (over 60, pensioners, retired) were found to have problems accessing health services do to difficulties getting appointments, waiting times and cost.
Remote and rural communities may have problems accessing food due to geographical barriers; resulting in food scarcity, which has been identified as a major cause of food insecurity among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations in Australia [ 7].
These findings support the development of multilevel clinical interventions that target subgroups of Medicaid-enrolled children with chronic conditions that are most likely to have problems accessing dental care.
