Plus, many modern couples also have fewer needs for household goods, plates, and linens, having merged domiciles ahead of the big day.
Indeed, if BPR effectively improves the societal participation of patients with SMI according to their own wishes, and patients have fewer needs, this may promote long-term improvement in functioning and have a positive effect on costs for society.
Verhaeghe et al. [ 29] reported that women in general, with the exception of the need for information, report more needs than men, that more-educated people have fewer needs than the less-educated, and that the need for support is affected by educational status.
Clog makers, basket weavers and wood turners have practised their skills for generations but the modern world increasingly has few needs for traditional master craftsmen.
Parents may choose to not insure their child if they are confident the child has few needs for health care, particularly the more expensive specialty care.
A baby is not selectable, has few needs- basically all you have to do is feed him or her, make sure he or she gets enough sleep and change his or her diapers.
But that doesn't mean they have fewer grooming needs.
Carers who receive the intervention will have fewer unmet needs than those in the usual care group.
We assumed that infants with a greater number of WBVs would have fewer unmet needs, but this hypothesis requires formal evaluation.
Case manager patients reportedly receive more assistance, have fewer unmet needs, are more likely to stay in contact with service providers post hospital discharge, and express greater satisfaction with services [ 24] than patients who are not followed by case managers.
