Sentence examples for main barriers identified from inspiring English sources

Provision of qualified health personnel is among the main barriers identified.

Table 2 shows the main barriers identified by respondents to the dissemination and implementation of the Magpie Trial results.

The two main barriers identified for the actual and potential role of the GP in cancer prevention were remuneration and issues related to workload and time.

Thus we recommend increased attention to the main barriers identified in our study which include insufficient access, insufficient briefing for the use of interventions, insufficient compatibility to workflow, lacking ease-of-use and lacking time for familiarization.

The main barriers identified were: pregnancy support is a female role, the male role is one of provider and decision maker, HCW's have a negative attitude towards men being involved in maternity care.

As the lack of awareness about legal entitlements was one of the main barriers identified in this study, the relevant information should be clearly communicated by care providers and professional associations to all health care professionals and administrative staff.

Indeed, the main barrier identified by the CEO to sustainable commercialization was acquiring plant materials.

The main barrier identified by the PCPs was the lack of time to address the multiple concerns that patients with chronic conditions face and SM goals were sometimes given a lower priority.

Although the severity of MNDs gained the attention of policymakers at the time of the launch, translating this into successful implementation was the main barrier identified by external stakeholders, especially those involved with implementation.

One main barrier identified across the sites, and especially in Northern Uganda, included past unpleasant experiences or fear of such experiences at the hands of health providers at the health facility, discouraging some women from seeking services (60%).

The main organizational barriers identified by the dentists relate to the difficulty in booking dental appointments, despite the reception system for receiving the patient in the health unit and listening to their requests and needs.