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Agitated residents are often calmed by Paro; perpetually unresponsive patients light up when it is placed in their hands.
The "natural experiments" provided by pathological cases of congenital insensitivity to pain illustrate clearly that pain abolition is a negative factor for survival: without a protective environment, these patients, perpetually affected by burns, wounds and fractures, have a very short life expectancy [1].
Perpetually packed to the gills with stuff.
[23-year-old postpartum woman, W14] "Patients [with HIV] are perpetually afraid their family, neighbors, and friends will know they have contracted this horrible disease.
[26-year-old pregnant woman, W10] Another woman also was afraid of being criticized socially: "Patients [with HIV] are perpetually afraid their family, neighbors, and friends will know they have contracted this horrible disease.
In reality it would be impossible to review all heart failure patients with previous hospitalisation in specialist clinics perpetually, and in order to sustain treatment uptake the role of primary (non-specialist) care is crucial.
"I find the negative image perpetually portrayed by the media and government extremely demotivating fuelling patient expectation and demand which is simply unachievable" (ID 418, age 50 59, male, principal).
Within Australia nursing unions are pursuing mandated nurse patient ratios to safeguard patient outcomes and protect their members in healthcare systems where demand perpetually exceeds supply.
This is not Weinstein, a producer of such bankable films as "The English Patient" and "Shakespeare in Love," being disingenuous, but Weinstein having to perpetually triumph as the underdog.
