For instance, patients in low-income countries, in addition to lacking conventional care, are unable to withdraw from the daily duties of work and child care to concentrate on treatment and healing.
If there is wisdom to be gleaned from the surfer, that's where we're going to find it: in the characteristic competencies that constitute his form of life — reading waves, riding waves, weighing the duties of work against the capricious call of the sea.
But truth be told, I am a grateful handmaiden to his fleeting moment of glory, especially when I consider that our chances for this kind of grass-fed communion are getting fewer and farther between, given the continent that separates us and the quotidian duties of work and fatherhood.
Amid industrial death and the mundane duties of work life, the couple's imperfections and longings spin like whispers, reflecting passions and weaknesses we all carry.
Logistic regression was used to examine potential associations of the most concerning present personal problems with psychological distress, adjusting for occupational variables (occupation and employment status) and age, using problems from own tasks or duties of work as the reference [ 16, 17].
His mother, Ann, a former councilwoman from Stony Point, N.Y., is a special assistant to the governor and recently took on the added duties of working closely with Libby Pataki, the state's first lady.
He inherited Hardy's duties of working with the defense and overseeing the penalty killing, which ranked 20th in the NHL last season.
The medical doctors who graduate from this medical university have a 5 7-year term of duty to work in a rural area of Japan as primary care physicians.
At primary care level, it has made the promotion of innovation and research a core duty of the work of the local NHS, with a requirement to participate in research and to promote patients' recruitment to research.
