Deficiency of knowledge about prolapse and feelings of shame were important factors in the delay in seeking health care services.
Furthermore, the deficiency of knowledge and the patient-physician interaction regarding appropriate information before treatment needs to be further explored.
Among all cadres there was deficiency of knowledge in some very basic procedures that were not the focus of ETAT+ (Table 5).
This is probably due to multiple causes, such as deficiency of knowledge on the part of physicians and also the limited access of the patients to diagnosis and treatment of OSA [ 45].
The main possible reasons for this deficiency was the lack of knowledge about vitamin D (lack of sun exposure, use of sunscreen and fully covering the body during sun exposure), mostly among girls.
The apparent lack of knowledge about the deficiencies among governments "also raises questions about whether agencies are as interventionist as they should be, so that they find out about such problems in the first place," Mr. Gifford said.
And the apparent lack of knowledge about the deficiencies among governments "also raises questions about whether agencies are as interventionist as they should be, so that they find out about such problems in the first place," he said.
Given the deficiencies of our knowledge about insulin use in pregnancy, the article by Mathiesen et al. (10) is both timely and important.
Deficiencies of quantitative knowledge and approaches in biology curricula have been noted over the past decade (Gross, 2000; Bialek and Botstein 2004).
Lack of knowledge of IPV may be partially attributable to deficiencies in content offered in nursing school curricula.
