Sentence examples for impede care from inspiring English sources

Behavioral and medical services are often provided in systems with separate providers, locations, and sources of funding, factors which potentially impede care coordination across systems.

(PS) For older women, in particular, who often have multiple chronic conditions, but whom are impacted by social, cultural, sometimes linguistic, and economic contexts that impede care, the silo-structure is a major obstacle.

The pervasive uncertainty also shaped patients' and lay carers' strategies for coping and impeded care planning.

A barrier in this context is defined as any factor that hinders or impedes care change processes of CCM implementation.

Social determinants such as poverty, social status and the neighbourhood environment have a formative impact on health, both producing illness and impeding care.

This qualitative study explores the nature and quality of care pathways for women in low and medium secure hospital beds by eliciting participants' views of factors enhancing or impeding care.

Downsizing results in discrepancy between requirements and resources, increased workload and impeded care and treatment, factors which are particularly difficult to accept and an extra stress factor for professionals working with terminally ill patients.

Community demand-side interventions to improve accessibility and uptake of facility-based care appear to be effective in many settings, particularly where quality facility-based care is available but cost of services or transport impedes care-seeking.

Using a stepwise multivariate regression analysis, the characteristics of parents/caretakers associated with decreased care-seeking behavior included knowledge that lethargy is a sign of dehydration (P = 0.02), concern that the high cost of treatment impedes care-seeking behavior (P = 0.01), and provision of antibiotics at home (P = 0.02).

Language barriers, patient fear, and apprehension impede optimal care.

Perceived patients' preferences may impede stepped care allocation while severity assessment is positively associated with allocating stepped care [ 35].