Sentence examples for underserved health from inspiring English sources

We speculated that investigating the prevalence and work factors of work-related musculoskeletal disorders among physiotherapists in an underserved health system as Nigeria may present a different picture from what obtains in the advanced countries of the world.

It remains unclear whether this is a result of a self-selection, i.e. those already inclined towards this type of practice chose to go abroad during medical school, rather than a greater appreciation of underserved health due to their GH experiences.

We aim to show the short-term impact of the EHP with regard to increasing health-care services at local sites and evaluate the effect of increased staffing on health service delivery (outpatient visits and maternal-child health indicators) in two underserved health districts with high HIV/AIDS prevalence.

We hypothesize that an increase in the provision of nurses to rural, underserved health facilities results in increased delivery of health services; however, this study's main objective was to assess the feasibility of utilizing a small-scale, low-cost pilot approach to evaluate the delivery of these services.

To assess the feasibility of utilizing a small-scale, low-cost, pilot evaluation in assessing the short-term impact of Kenya's emergency-hire nursing programme (EHP) on the delivery of health services (outpatient visits and maternal-child health indicators) in two underserved health districts with high HIV/AIDS prevalence.

Young adults with spina bifida are underserved in health care and are at risk as they transition to adult health care.

In Nairobi, Viwandani is relatively underserved by health centers compared with Korogocho, and women deliver less often in a health facility there.

In many developed countries, there are areas (commonly rural or poor communities) that are considered to be underserved with health workers (for instance, because the number of workers is insufficient to provide primary health care to all residents in an area) [ 3- 5].

Persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (DD) have higher incidences of overweight and obesity than the general population and are currently underserved in health promotion programs.

People who inject drugs (PWID) are underserved by health providers but pharmacies may be their most accessible care settings.

We hypothesized that low-income and people of color communities are both overburdened by environmental hazards and unhealthy land uses and underserved by health infrastructure known as the "double disparity".