In our qualitative research, caregivers indicated a need for one key individual to be available to them to answer questions and provide support as needed while the stroke survivor was in the hospital and after they had returned home [ 15].
If there is an urgent need for key members of the team to meet at other times, then this is arranged on an ad hoc basis, and discussions between team members occur on an ongoing basis throughout the month.
An investigator said that human smuggling was a seasonal and regional business that funneled them to whichever part of the country had a need for workers in key industries.
Currently, there is a need for studies on key PRMs used in dialysis to determine if any modifications are needed before electronic administration is advised.
Failure to perceive a need for treatment, a key determinant of health services use [ 13] and a necessary step in the process of changing addictive behaviors [ 14], may contribute to the poor uptake of treatment for substance use disorders by vulnerable women.
While 78% (n = 14) of key informants and 100% (n = 12) of focus groups discussed a need for additional infrastructure, only key informants (30%, n = 9) discussed regional destabilization, specifically, as a concern facing communities.
For some, concern about the nation's debt focused on what might happen in a few years when the debt was completely eliminated and there was no longer a need for US treasuries, a key component in the world's economy.
This theory was developed for environment protection policies indicating a need for the involvement of key actors in the implementation process.
To establish people's awareness and recollection of the coverage and how, in their stories, it has contributed to their understandings of the risks of cervical cancer and need for HPV vaccination, there is a need for qualitative research with key audience groups.
Only four of the 73 countries have a midwifery workforce that can meet the universal need for key life-saving interventions.
