Specialists' views (16/18) echoed patients' experiences about the paucity of follow up appointments and lack of time during consultations; they found it difficult to adopt a holistic approach with patients.
For example, individualistic, biological paradigms made family work seem secondary or optional 62 64 and staff found it difficult to adopt a collaborative stance, relinquishing the role of didactic problem solver.
This message is repeatedly communicated to patients but, regardless of language and culture, many patients with chronic pain find it difficult to understand, accept and adopt.
However, If a halt were adopted, the government could find it difficult to achieve its goal that includes the hosting of the World Cup of turning Qatar at break-neck speed into a 21st century city state.
They may find it difficult to keep them once in office.Ireland is not about to adopt the Euroscepticism of its larger neighbour, Britain.
"If the Bushies aren't prepared to swallow hard and adopt Clintonian multilateralism, they may find it difficult to attract long-term support for their alliance against terrorism," Barry Posen, of M.I.T., says.
Even with reassurances by central bankers from major economies that inflationary pressures remain tame, policymakers are going to find it difficult to make a timely exit from the extraordinary stimulus measures adopted throughout the financial crisis during the past 18 months.
I would find it difficult to argue.
Did he find it difficult to cope?
