Sentence examples for identifying difficulty from inspiring English sources
A third (33%) identified patient religion/ethnicity and a quarter (26%) lack of support for PNs as barriers, with less than a quarter identifying difficulty talking with clients about sexual health (21%) and cost of testing to client (21%).
(Nadine Muller) Although academic staff are not there to resolve students' emotional problems, they can play a central role both in identifying difficulties and in encouraging students to access support.
This study overwhelmingly confirms on a very large scale the effectiveness of this self-administered questionnaire in identifying difficulties in taking treatment in general practice.
Non-medical network members described identifying difficulties and the need for help in their partners but not necessarily identifying these as mental illness.
At the same time, it aspires to improve time efficiency by enforcing timely preparation for all procedures and thereby identifying difficulties in advance.
Understanding their perspective will help in identifying difficulties associated with this experience and in guiding healthcare providers in their management of these patients.
We agree with this view and also believe that the teacher can play the role of caregiver, identifying difficulties and supervising students individually.
Participants endorsed a variety of combinations of these problems with some identifying difficulties in all three as the cause of their depression.
We explored physicians' communication behaviors in interpreter-mediated consultations with Turkish immigrant diabetic patients, with the aim of identifying difficulties and areas for improvement.
First, there is a need to put in place an adequate system for monitoring as the programme cannot run effectively without identifying difficulties quickly and easily.
Thus, understanding MFR appears vital in understanding adaptation in pregnancy and beyond [ 6, 7], and identifying difficulties with MFR could guide risk-assessment and intervention [ 1].
