Worry – from everyday anxieties to full blown panic – is a feeling we all experience about a full range of problems.
Person-centred approaches to care require clinicians to engage in trying to understand the full range of problems and concerns, treatment and investigation requests, and emotional and social issues that people bring to the consultation.
If we want to fully achieve the Hilton Head Island Vision 2030, the Hilton Head Island Town Council must do more to make sure that our community addresses the full range of problems facing young families.
This MHC was the main provider of mental health care in this area, offering outpatient and inpatient services for the full range of problems and patients.
Having two interventionists provided flexibility during group sessions, however, and their differing backgrounds provided knowledge for managing a full range of problems and questions.
Newham covered the full range of problems but its early emphasis on high-intensity treatment meant that it initially failed to reach the desired scale.
Therein lies its limitation, as it does not capture accurately the apparent experience of most people affected by alcohol dependence, and thus potentially obscures rather than illuminates the full range of problems of dependence.
Depression and posttraumatic stress disorder were the most common reasons for referral, but as one participant suggested, "…the behavioral health provider is expected to take care of basically the full range of problems" (participant C1).
Helping patients to understand the nature and extent of the full range of problems associated with their PD, and the potential impact of therapy, is likely to be important in helping them make informed choices and assess the possible impact of any future treatment.
Disorders of consciousness can refer to a wide range of problems, ranging from a full-blown coma to a minimally conscious state in which patients may experience brief periods where they can communicate and follow instructions.
