Sentence examples for reducing access barriers from inspiring English sources

A. I have always been strongly in favor of prepaid group practice as a way of providing medical care, reducing access barriers and increasing fairness in the distribution of services...

If health systems are to be organized to reduce access barriers the patients' perspective on the difficulties of accessing care and 'healer shopping' needs to be better understood.

The revitalization and construction of urban parks in the last decade in Santa Cruz, Bolivia was found to reduce access barriers for residents by providing more desirable and safer public spaces for leisure and recreation.

The Children's Health Fund model is to create a long term, supportive mobile program to further reduce access barriers and facilitate the integration of vulnerable school-age children into a comprehensive medical home model of care.

With 75% of its population in rural areas, this points to a problem that Vietnam and many other countries have in serving those outside of major urban areas and suggests that strategies targeting these less urban areas must be strengthened to reduce access barriers to client-initiated HIV testing [6], [35], [36].

Call centres can improve the effectiveness of health services by helping reduce access barriers associated with stigma and geography.

The group setting, community-based locations, and low cost of this model potentially reduce access barriers for those who might not otherwise consider acupuncture.

The group setting, community-based locations, and low cost of this model potentially reduce access barriers for those who might not otherwise consider using acupuncture.

Another way of increasing referral acceptance for women with high risk pregnancies is the use of maternity waiting homes close to the hospitals to reduce access barriers [ 29].

Our findings suggest that the group setting, community-based locations, and low cost of this model do not compromise quality of care, and potentially reduce access barriers for those who might not otherwise consider acupuncture.

Other measures include reducing access to charcoal and barriers on bridges and subway platforms.