Sentence examples for impediments to accessing from inspiring English sources

For this population, unfamiliar insurance enrollment and eligibility maintenance procedures will present significant and unexpected impediments to accessing and using healthcare services.

In the interview narratives, respondents link Chagas disease with experiences of marginalization and rural poverty, and describe multilayered impediments to accessing treatment.

The corporate sponsors might get links to relevant job openings on certain pages within the Scitable hierarchy, but there won't be large banner ads or other impediments to accessing the content.

These barriers acted as impediments to accessing services, particularly for the new migrants and the elderly.

Research conducted in both developing and developed countries has identified social and economic barriers as well as health system factors as impediments to accessing HCT services (2, 4).

Migrants have specific legal and administrative impediments to accessing HIV testing in some countries, undocumented migrants are not entitled to health care as well as cultural and linguistic barriers, racism and xenophobia.

The finding that the proportion of those who had never tested for HIV increased from 15% in 2003/04 to 18% in 2008/09 (P < 0.0001) is worrying given that not knowing one's HIV status is a major impediment to accessing appropriate HIV prevention, care and treatment [ 28].

For this study, the initial catchment used was 10 minutes (considered not to cause any significant impediment to accessing care) whilst the secondary catchment extended up to 60 minutes, within which distance-decay applied (Equation 3).

In addition to the economic and geographic barriers to accessing healthcare, language and discrimination were also noted as significant impediments to care.

We find that ST women enjoy high social status and thus are unlikely to face impediments in accessing healthcare due to social norms that restrict women's autonomy.

Migrants have specific legal and administrative impediments in accessing health services and HIV testing in some countries, undocumented migrants are not entitled to health care as well as cultural and linguistic barriers, racism and xenophobia.