Finally, poorly implemented institutionalised use of technology was reported as a commonly experienced barrier and often influenced negative attitudes towards technology.
Second, although workplace ostracism as a commonly experienced social phenomenon has attracted growing scholarly attention, most aim to examine its consequences, and thus few studies have explored its antecedents (Robinson et al., 2013).
Not being treated with understanding or knowledge, as well as being ignored, was commonly experienced.
In the ASTA questionnaire both commonly experienced symptoms as well as less frequent but severe and distressful symptoms are thoroughly evaluated.
Already, the incidence of total hip replacement in Denmark, has increased from 75perr 100,000 in 1995 to 170 per 100,000 in 2009 [ 3], a development likely to continue as joint replacements are generally recommended at later stages of the disease and therefore, commonly experienced as one gets older.
In particular, high prevalence of mild and severe erectile dysfunction and loss of libido at baseline may contribute to these attributes being assessed as more tolerable than less commonly experienced adverse effects such as severe urinary and bowel problems.
Dating violence was commonly experienced as 2 to 5 occurrences of each dating violence type.
Regarding impact on asthma symptoms, the therapy most commonly experienced as beneficial was breathing techniques, whether taught formally (for example, Buteyko) or self-taught.
This may explain why their findings are similar to ours at least for the female cases, as these symptoms are commonly experienced by women without cancer before and during the menopause and then again in old age.
Non-sedative antihistaminic drugs are widely used and preferred over the sedative category to avoid the dizziness and drowsiness feeling as a side effect commonly experienced otherwise.
