This case, and other similar, if less extreme examples of illness and disability, have prompted Ms. Tilley and Dr. Oxenham to ask what the dimensions of such a story are, what care for the sick and injured says about the culture that provided it.
Methods that assist decision making or provide examples of illness experiences, e.g. DIPEX may be useful solutions.
A leading investigator within this field, Goldberger [ 142] proposed that increased regularity of signals represents a 'decomplexification' of illness, citing numerous examples of illness states with increased regularity of rhythms.
Examples of illnesses included in frailty were dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and Parkinson's disease; examples of illnesses included in organ failure were chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and congestive heart failure.
This phenomenon was unknown in the past because people died as a result, for example, of illness, injury, or hostility before reaching old age (Santangelo et al. 2011).
The interview themes included concepts and determinants of mental health and illness; risk groups; examples of mental illness; depression; suicide; violence; interventions; and the impact of the CRHP.
Exceptions to this are models used in studies of psychological factors, for example the self-regulatory model of illness [ 18], and Bandura's model of self-efficacy [ 19].
This is an expected finding, given the diversity of geographic locations (for example, health systems, available resources), institutions (for example, procedures for discharge and post-ICU care), providers (for example, discharge practices) and patient populations (for example, severity of illness, patient and family care preferences) in the included studies.
GV depends on endogenous factors (for example, severity of illness) but also on exogenous factors (for example, inappropriate glucose measurement intervals and improper insulin adjustments).
But what was particularly striking was how family members whose families contained no other known or clear examples of mental illness (for example, psychiatric diagnoses, psychiatric admissions, suicides) used 'gene talk'.
While usually a minor concern, there have been examples of serious illness and even death in humans who have handled reptiles that carry the bacteria.
