Sentence examples for seeking barriers from inspiring English sources

Based on focus group data, an emphasis was placed on information seeking barriers from internet-based resources.

Service delays have been shown to contribute to the duration of untreated first episode psychosis [ 54- 57] but little research has examined help seeking barriers in relapse of psychosis.

Saunders et al. [ 42], on the other hand, also explored the factorial structure of the self-efficacy domain but identified a three factor solution (i.e. support seeking, barriers, positive alternatives), which explores a deeper level of specificity to this factor.

We sought barriers and facilitators to optimal asthma management.

The school-based survey from the Centre for Suicide Research mentioned above included questions about help seeking and barriers to help seeking.

Cognizant of the care-seeking barriers faced among the poorest urban dwellers, Concern sensitized elected leaders at the municipality and community levels of the importance of including all people irrespective of ethnicity or class in health promotion efforts.

In order to present analyses in a cogent fashion, we will focus on each section of the interview in sequence: Stage of Help-Seeking, Barriers and Delays Encountered while Seeking Help, Perceived Quality of Interaction with Main Providers and Problem Resolution.

The final categories of barriers to adequate care from qualitative analysis were "Illness interpretation barriers" e.g., when interpretation of illness may have caused delayed treatment/care-seeking, "Barriers to seeking care", e.g., financial constraints for seeking care and "Barriers to receiving adequate treatment" e.g., reported provider limitations like long waiting times and lack of drugs.

The leaflet, to be directly mailed to women aged 40 years on GPs' lists contained information about gynaecological cancers including symptoms and signs, a symptom checklist for patients to complete and take to a GP appointment, and acknowledged common help-seeking barriers and suggestions of how to overcome these.

Finally, we present a series of analyses of the psychometric and response properties of each section in the Dynamics of Care, including stage of help-seeking, barriers and delays encountered while seeking help, and perceived quality of interaction with main providers.

We also sought the barriers and facilitators they perceived to IP-SDM.