Sentence examples for systematically barriers from inspiring English sources

Organisational learning was used to identify and address systematically barriers and enablers, at organisational, health professional and patient levels, to its implementation into a routine service.

This paper presents an empirical study that systematically identifies barriers to adaptation processes in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA.

The instrument is designed to systematically highlight barriers to implementation.

Instruments to systematically measure barriers are scarce, but could contribute to improved strategies for HIV testing.

The core carries out programs to systematically reduce barriers to effective research translation.

Understanding and systematically addressing barriers are therefore vital in addressing health inequalities [ 6, 7].

Within this process, there has been limited attention to systematically defining barriers that may impede progress at each stage.

Therefore in this paper we systematically examine barriers to care amongst Service personnel in a large cross-sectional sample of the UK military.

No study aimed at systematically identifying barriers and facilitators for the success of the interventions, hence comments on such a topic were occasional.

The World Health Organisation advocates an "adherence counseling toolkit" that can be used to systematically assess barriers and facilitators to adherence, and suggests that new interventions to enhance adherence are required [ 32].

Studies are needed to systematically assess barriers to use of comprehensive and exclusive VA healthcare services from the perspective of veterans with polytrauma and with other complex health outcomes following their service in Afghanistan and Iraq.