Sentence examples for burden difficulties from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with previous research, which found that confounding problems of staffing and resource shortages, role burden, difficulties in dealing with illiterate patients, and pressure from VIP society (which control promotion and the retention of medical practitioners) contribute to the practice of patient discrimination in public health services [ 69].

These effects can be considered from the point of view of the difficulties that injuries would create, for instance, pain and discomfort, loss of work time, financial burdens, difficulties with family, and susceptibility to future conditions.

Caregivers may experience financial burdens, difficulty handling disruptive behavior and fluctuating emotions that cannot be controlled, a lack of time for personal enjoyment and social engagement, difficulty handling the lack of motivation found in the mentally ill family member, and financial difficulties [ 1, 2].

The total burden of difficulties was scored on an interval scale from 0 to 6, with 0 indicating no sign of chronic family difficulties and a score of 6 indicating severe difficulties/very disturbed family environment (Table 1).

There is the fear, and then there is the financial burden, isolation, difficulties with intimacy, and shame that comes with living with it in a world where almost no one recognizes its existence.

Because there is the fear, and then there is the financial burden, isolation, difficulties with intimacy, and shame that comes with living with it in a world where almost no one recognizes its existence.

The total burden of difficulties was scored on an interval scale from 0 to 6.

We did not achieve our target of 250 cases, probably due to several reasons, including the governance burden, the difficulties in identifying the right patients in the database, the fact that we concentrated only on elevations in CPK levels, and the lack of willingness of all practices (53%) to take part in the research.

Although measurement of 24-hour urine electrolyte excretion (24-HU) is considered the most reliable method, the great burden and difficulty in collecting complete 24-hour urine has prompted the search for more practical methods, such as spot urine analysis.

Fractures of the lumbar and thoracic spine were excluded because of the additional burden and difficulty of adjudicating such fractures.

This finding is in direct contrast to the finding of Freeman at el. [ 31], who found that rural volunteers had high levels of attrition due to high levels of burden and difficulty in meeting continuing education requirements.