Sentence examples for low utilisation rate from inspiring English sources

This study, along with others [ 29- 31], shows a very low utilisation rate of telephone cessation helplines.

However, researchers doubt the willingness of the respondents to criticise openly the health workers, as the positive perception in this research seems in contradiction to the low utilisation rate of public health services.

Negative skewness in the data distribution indicated that many participants had a low utilisation rate, and only a few participants had a high intensity of resource utilisation (table 5).

In contrast to Australia, where telephone interpreter was freely accessible, healthcare providers in New Zealand had to shoulder the cost of a landline interpreting service; this resulted in a low utilisation rate of telephone interpretation support [ 67].

There were low utilisation rates of both psychiatric and psychology services among Canadian breast CSs (4 % and 5%% respectively) [ 41].

Despite participants reporting low utilisation rates of both written and electronic information, and frequently stating they neither wanted nor needed further information, the vast majority would still like to receive a newsletter.

Although some improvements have been recorded by public hospitals, the BOR of general, and specialist and non-specialist district hospitals in Malaysia fell significantly below the OECD averages [ 44], which implies low utilisation rates in Malaysia.

These studies show low utilisation rates of primary care among homeless people, with emergency care often being the only form of health care use [ 6, 7, 14, 16, 20- 23].

Participants were randomly selected from the list of voucher recipients and beneficiaries at health centres, the non-user group from health centres with low utilisation rates of vouchers for delivery and the user group from health centres with high utilisation rates of vouchers.

Notwithstanding these limitations, based on the empirical evidence assembled in the paper we tend to conclude that the low utilisation rates in Ethiopia are unlikely to be linked to a lack of awareness of the symptoms of the most common diseases or a low-perceived need for healthcare.

Both Ireland and the UK have among the lowest lung utilisation rates in Europe.