Although many Kabgayi patients come from hard-to-reach surrounding villages, the hospital itself, which sits just off a well-maintained paved road to Kigali, isn't difficult to access.
Data should not be difficult to access as it is crucial in decision-making.
However, publicly funded treatment is either not present or difficult to access in many communities, especially for women without childcare or reliable transportation (Johnson et al. (in press; Kellett and Willging 2011; Ritchie 2001).
Yet, if these rates are not known or difficult to access, clinicians may be forced to rely solely on national MRSA trends.
They also said the council was fortunate the fire broke out on top of the car park, as other parts of the building would not have been more difficult to access.
Not only is funding difficult to access, but women also lack the contacts men gain during compulsory military service and males are free of household responsibilities, enabling evening networking.
They can be used to: describe a body of literature which is not well understood or difficult to access; identify gaps in the literature; identify topics for systematic reviews; and, make research more easily accessible to policy makers and practitioners, researchers and other users of research.
(In current science, "seminal" means "not yet digitized and, therefore, difficult to access").. Except it's not that easy, because there have been several times during my training and career that I've doubted the importance of my own work.
Even when official data are not fiddled with, they are difficult to access.
We need more "connective tissue" between our schools and our family-serving organizations, so family support is not so fragmented, disarrayed, and difficult to access.
This is not because GP appointments are difficult to access and patients are going to A&E departments instead, but because bed numbers have been cut and those that are left are mainly occupied by frail elderly patients.
