Table 4. Sample of frameworks identified and purposive sample of articles.
| No. | Framework/model identified | Description | Sample article from current
review |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Access Triangle | This framework specifically focuses on access to
dental care for underserved populations. |
Guay, 2004;
135(11):1599–605 |
| 2 | Cooper model of access to care | Copper model explores barriers and mediators to
health service use across personal, structural and financial aspects |
Messer et al., 2013 |
| 3 | Frenk’s domains of Access | “Frenk reserves the term access to denote the ability
of the population to seek and obtain care” |
Levesque et al., 2013 |
| 4 | Gullifords model of healthcare access
2001 |
Gullifords model of access depicts relationship
between factors and how they impact on access. This model was adapted by Alborz et al. for people with ID. |
Alborz et al., 2005; |
| 5 | Hispanic Farmworker Health Model
( Ward, 2007) |
The HFH model incorporates 4 determinants of
health and 2 outcomes specific to farmworker of Hispanic ethnicity. Highlights importance of living and working conditions and social and cultural factors |
López-Cevallos et al., 2013;. |
| 6 | ICF framework | The authors used the ICF “was chosen because it
allows examination of personal, environmental, and contextual factors, as well as impairments, activity limitations, and participation”. |
Iversen
et al., 2011;
WHO, 2001. |
| 7 | Modified model of access to dental
care |
This model is combination of elements of
Penchansky & Thomas (1981) and Maxwell (1984) models to understand access to dental services by PwID. |
Owens et al., 2010; |
| 8 |
Penchansky & Thomas 1981 Concept
of Access: definition and relationship to consumer satisfaction |
This model introduces the concept of ‘fit’ between
the individual and the service. Five dimensions considered important – availability, accessibility, accommodation, affordability, and acceptability. |
Wallace & Macentee, 2012. |
| 9 | Complementary and Alternative
Medicine (CAM) use – a conceptual model |
Draws on Parson’s sick role theory, Suchman’s
stages of illness theory and Andersen’s Sociobehavioural Healthcare utilisation Model to examine use of complementary and alternative medicine. |
Davis et al., 2011 |
| 10 | Non-urgent Emergency Department
use – a conceptual model |
Conceptual model of pathway to use emergency
department |
Uscher-Pines et al., 2013; |
Note: N=2200 approximately if included all 70 models