Despite some literature describing these gender differences, there is still a gap in comprehensive narrative accounts of the management experiences of men and women living with diabetes.
By the 1970s, however, flaws and gaps in these comprehensive theories led many psychologists to conclude that learning could not be represented by a single universal theory.
A Norwegian study in a convenience sample of 118 patients with low back pain, however, has identified gaps in the comprehensive ICF core set with respect to capturing problems of importance to patients [ 41].
There has been to date a gap in our comprehensive strategy and that has been in Libya".
This study has extended our understanding of ferret auditory behavior by providing a comprehensive investigation of gap-in-noise detection in this species.
However, large gaps in data still prohibit comprehensive tracking.
Our objective was to address these important gaps in knowledge, through a comprehensive field evaluation, whereby real world practice for HF patients in Ontario was assessed in 2010.
Since the patients indicated that the weaknesses of the service were mainly in the domains of "information" and "types of intervention", this suggests that there are gaps in the provision of comprehensive psychiatric care in the country, and obviates the need for public mental health education and other services perceived as not being satisfactory, in order to enhance the quality of care.
The weaknesses in the system, highlighted by the pattern of responses of the participants, indicate possible gaps in the provision of comprehensive psychiatric care in the country and obviate the need for public mental health education and development of services to enhance the quality of care.
SUMMARY: The Familial Hypercholesterolemia Foundation CASCADE FH Registry represents a novel research paradigm to address gaps in knowledge and barriers to comprehensive FH screening, identification, and treatment.
