Disasters can provide opportunities for accelerating such change towards sustainability by eliminating the impediments of "normal times," but only if a new breed of change agents is able to seize these opportunities.
Examples of such impediments include lack of time, high dispensing workload, shortage of pharmacy staff, lack of recognition of the pharmacy professional by other health care providers, lack of funds or a low financial incentive, and lack of employer's recognition about the pharmacist's role and responsibilities [ 26, 56– 56].
Cases will essentially be investigated from scratch, with the added impediments brought by the passage of time, like dead witnesses and foggy recollections.
Then she shows us how remarkably similar they are, and how symbiotic, despite the impediments of language, culture, distance and time.
In fact 40percentt of nurses and physicians say they provide less spiritual care than they'd like to, citing "lack of time" as the main impediment.
Unavailability of time was regarded an impediment for usage of electronic literature by 58% of the respondents.
Practice assistants mentioned 'lack of time' as the main impediment regarding regular HRQoL assessment ('If we have a lot to do, then there is little time for the questionnaire'; 16 practice assistants).
AAFC realizes that GM food is becoming ubiquitous and it's only a matter of time before it becomes an impediment to trade.
Several studies point to problems with implementing EBM in clinical practice (e.g. institutional culture, lack of time, lack of information resources, impediment of clinical freedom) [15], [17] [20].
Conversely, impediments to participation included limited confidence following treatment, lack of time, co-morbidities, and age-related functional decline.
Additionally, M-PCR should be applied for the diagnosis or confirmation of BV, which would lead to an earlier diagnosis to prevent possible complications in specific women, without the impediments of high cost, long assay times, and difficulties in workflow.
