Nunavut is only accessible by air or sea, and has substantial difficulties in recruiting and retaining health professionals although it spends twice as much as the Canadian average on health per capita (Table 1).
From April next year, councils have to offer advocacy services for people who have "substantial difficulty" in being fully involved in decision-making, and who don't have an appropriate person to support them.
But, he said, 10percentt of the patients had substantial difficulty acknowledging the nature and severity of their disease, a problem that could call their decision-making capacity into question.
Imagine giving players on the ATP Tour only one serve, which would automatically drop serve speeds, and you would start to see the men having substantial difficulty holding serve as well.
Introduction: Out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients treated with targeted temperature management (TTM) may have substantial difficulty in ventilator weaning due to multiple organ failure, including post-TTM neurologic injury.
All (four) patients in the 2100-mg cohadt had substantial difficulty with the capsule load (seven capsules of 300 mg BID).
It appears then that patients in stage 1 of the disease as a result of mild symptoms do not have substantial difficulty in their daily lives.
Countries are classified as LDCs partly because they score so poorly in terms of human assets, and such states are likely to have substantial difficulties with technological upgrading.Many African states have enjoyed short-lived growth "spells" driven by booming commodity prices.
Our first approach was to investigate the missing data and assess whether respondents had substantial difficulties in answering the questions.
Surveys in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the USA have suggested that over half the population may have substantial difficulties with reading and numeracy associated with health-related information and tasks [ 10– 10].
