And the reason I say that is because if you look at, over the last four years, all of the deficiencies in knowledge, all the deficiencies in preparedness, she's done not one thing to rectify them, to correct them.
Studies indicate a deficiency in knowledge of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among adolescents, yet adolescents comprise 25% of the sexually active (SA) population and account for 48% of STIs acquired annually.
This indicates a serious deficiency in knowledge of basic maternal and neonatal care.
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).
A significant deficiency in knowledge and skills has been observed among students who were not trained for family medicine in a PHCC setting.
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].
(JR3) The confrontation with deficiencies in knowledge was a powerful drive for the students to study and they thought deficiencies could be interpreted as learning issues to guide their studies.
Provider-related barriers include deficiencies in knowledge and skills (and ongoing educational opportunities), delays in referral, deficient communication, and deficient numbers of female health providers for female patients.
Testing of Universidad del Mar students also found widespread deficiencies in knowledge of basic curricula material.
