"The majority of prescriptions are inappropriate and damage quality of life," the society says.
Our mission is all about taking responsibility for our energy supply, but in a way doesn't harm the prospects of future generations or damage quality of life for our community.
The £259m deficit facing East of England hospitals poses a "genuine risk of damaging quality of care", it has been warned.
"We've reached a point where we're at genuine risk of damaging quality of care for patients," she said.
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"It would damage quality care by spreading GPs so thinly, and replace continuity of care with impersonal shift work, and will reduce our availability for older, vulnerable patients".
Therefore, while headache rarely signals serious underlying illness, its public health importance lies in its causal association with these personal and societal burdens of pain, disability, damaged quality of life and financial cost.
Since migraine is most troublesome in the productive years, its public health importance lies in its causal association with these personal and societal burdens of pain, disability, damaged quality of life and financial cost [40].
Headache rarely signals serious underlying illness; its public-health importance lies in its causal association with these personal and societal burdens of pain, disability, damaged quality of life and financial cost [1].
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