Like any large institution, the bureaucracy can be frustratingly complex to navigate and the pace of change can feel glacial.
She admits to being fazed by the office telephones, which she finds complex to navigate for conference calls.
The current patchwork of federal student aid programs is a significant barrier, rather than an assistive tool, for many students because the system to obtain financial aid is complex and difficult to navigate.
What we can learn from active projects like Malta and Sumatra, however, is that as well as the environmental sustainability risks and benefits, there will be be complex social dimensions to navigate as the use of drone technology widens.
Cancer care can be complex for patients to navigate.
Rights guaranteed by United Nations conventions are being breached because children are unable to navigate complex legal procedures unaided, according to Maggie Atkinson, the children's commissioner for England.
While the investments provide critical support for many economies, Chinese businesses are struggling to navigate complex cultural, political and competitive dynamics.
These results are of particular interest because older people and their families/carers are increasingly expected to self-care at home following early discharge and they are expected to navigate complex health care systems [ 3, 13, 23].
Nursing homes in particular have embraced the clauses, which are often buried in complex contracts that are difficult to navigate, especially for elderly people with dwindling mental acuity or their relatives, who can be emotionally vulnerable when admitting a parent to a home.
But instead they are forced to navigate the complex legal frameworks for asylum – often without the ability to speak English, or with parental support.
