Sentences with phrase «to access health services»

In particular, the experience of racism when accessing health services contributes to low levels of access to these services.

Areas with the worst health outcomes tend to have worse social and economic indicators and greatest difficulty accessing health services.

These included: fear of cancer and the belief that it is a terminal illness; fatalism and the belief that nothing can be done; stigma around sexual activity, fear to leave family to travel for healthcare, personal and community stories about negative experiences with the health system, and the costs and travel involved in accessing health services.

«The Minister's decision, but for the trial judge's interim order, would have prevented injection drug users from accessing the health services offered by Insite, threatening their health and indeed their lives.

The Court found that if Insite wasn't allowed to operate it would prevent injection drug users from accessing the health services offered at the facility, threatening their health and their lives:

RMA ® executive search recruiters also access health services, education, professional fields, high - tech research, textiles, and electrical and electronic equipment production as viable hubs containing L.A.'s premier executive talent.

One of my other great mentors is Margaret Colbung who herself is a fighter for Aboriginal Health injustices.I want equal rights for all our people when they are accessing health services provided by government agencies.

He sketched the story of so many children whose hearing worsens because they struggle to access health services for effective treatment.

CVHN, founded by Tricia Carlisle - Northcutt, facilitates free, immediate access to medical, dental, and mental health care to Walton and Okaloosa County, Fla., children who are unable to access health services because they are uninsured or underinsured.

The Expert Parent Programme began in 2014, supported by research led by the Every Disabled Child Matters campaign which found that parents and carers of disabled children faced numerous barriers in accessing health services and struggled to navigate the health system.

This increase was linked to a rising inability to afford care and the costs of travel to access health services, according to the authors.

Rapidly increasing unemployment since 2009 meant a growing number of people no longer had any form of health cover, with an estimated 800,000 without unemployment benefits or the ability to access health services.

Importantly, the World Health Organization confirmed in a statement its engagement to «support countries on the path towards universal health coverage, with the aim of ensuring that all people can access the health services they need, when and where they need them, without facing financial hardship.

Post-release support can include everything from assisting a releasee with arranging Centrelink / welfare payments, gaining employment, finding suitable accommodation or accessing health services, through to counselling or reconnecting with their communities in a more general sense.

As highlighted in the AIDA cultural safety fact sheet, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are more likely to experience and therefore continue to access health services and professionals who are respectful and safe.

Indigenous specific services provide a safe place for people to access health services.

«My family in Roebourne do not want to be confronted with racism when they access those health services — sadly too often our people continue to be treated poorly by mainstream health services often citing discrimination and racism as a part of that experience.

And I'm sure as I've set out these elements of the right to health in relation to health services, you can see immediately how the right itself is of enormous assistance to Indigenous Australians; recognising the importance of culturally tailored services, for example, in ensuring that we are able to access health services.

Aboriginal people still encounter racism and bias across many aspects of life, including sometimes in accessing health services and other institutions.

looking for strategies and practical approaches to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men to look for help and access health services.

Wenitong also told the conference about other research looking for strategies and practical approaches to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men to look for help and access health services.

We ensure that people with disabilities, their carers and their families can access the health services they need.