In the wake of the global economic crisis, many health professionals across Europe anticipated adverse effects in relation to infectious disease incidence and control (92).
This review is the first to systematically explore how knowledge, beliefs and barriers/facilitators to symptom presentation affect actual or anticipated cancer symptom presentation in relation to socioeconomic group, across all tumour sites.
The purpose of the current systematic review was to explore how knowledge, beliefs and barriers/facilitators to symptom presentation affect actual or anticipated cancer symptom presentation in relation to socioeconomic group and across all tumour sites.
Young people perceive public stigma and anticipate self-stigma and shame in relation to CT testing, disclosure and encouraging others to test.
In addition to the primary analysis, metabolic phenotypes including diabetes and obesity will be analysed in relation to the anticipated 500 genetic variants with minor allele frequencies of >3%.
So, while we rely on published evidence to design our educational curricula and to plan for changes in care delivery models, the context we are working in does not always produce anticipated results even when we work in relation to established policy guidelines.
Although there were no statistically significant differences by race in respondents' reporting knowledge of a colleague deciding not to apply to UCT (for any reason), there was a significant difference by race in relation to racial discrimination anticipated by colleagues, which was the most common single reason cited by respondents for others' decisions not to come to UCT (n = 7).
However, given the target sample size of 600 was relatively large for an exploratory trial, we anticipated sufficient power to detect significant differences in relation to child tooth brushing, assessed by the frequency of tooth brushing and modified gingival index as a proximal indicator.
The costing component also assessed the financial sustainability in relation to current utilisation and anticipated increased future levels of utilisation.
Spain has also reportedly cut government funding for public health policies in relation to HIV/AIDS, a move anticipated to exacerbate risks to undocumented migrants.
