Common explanations include: 1) receiving lower salaries than other specialties, 2) experiencing poor job prospects upon completion of nephrology training, 3) working long hours, 4) caring for complicated, high acuity, and/or sick patients, and/or 5) not witnessing positive breakthroughs in clinical research.
We are worried about having your patients, who are sick and have complicated conditions".
"Any man can send another man to war and I know it's complicated and stuff, but I'm sick of cowards in government.
"Determining what constitutes being too sick to work is complicated," they wrote, citing difficulties hospitals have faced setting up work restrictions during flu season without creating severe staffing shortages.
And though it seems simple to say, "People who are mentally ill and potentially dangerous shouldn't have guns," in practice, creating databases of people too sick to own firearms is complicated and controversial.
The industry's argument is further complicated by anecdotal evidence of people actually getting sick from fracking-fluid spills.
Her pregnancy was complicated by sleepless nights caring for her constantly sick first child.
Meanwhile, millions of Americans continue to get sick and die of ailments caused or complicated by salt in the foods they eat.
For parents of sick kids, genetic testing is even more complicated.
The state and insurers will have to provide "risk adjustment" payments — in which providers are reimbursed more for treating sicker patients — and some patients with especially complicated illnesses may need to be excluded from the bundling system.
High unemployment, low growth, a rescue mission from the International Monetary Fund: Britain was the undisputed holder of the title "sick man of Europe".These days things are more complicated.
