Rebecca Armstrong Brooklyn, Dec. 23, 2009 To the Editor: In a medical world that most often seeks to prolong life, it can be challenging to discuss end-of-life care.
Though most of the discussions in both districts painted an impression of generally low levels of awareness of human rights principles, the challenge was more pronounced with the principles of accountability and transparency; the issues seemed to be challenging to discuss and were not comprehensively explored despite persistent probes.
During the first exploratory and introductory part ("digital natives, myth or fact?"), students were challenged to discuss whether they consider themselves as "digital natives" and to figure out which social media tools became part of their living environment.
The objective of seminar learning is to promote active and deep learning by providing interactive student-centred sessions in which students are challenged to discuss questions and issues relating to subjects of practical relevance [ 9].
Generally, it is speculated that the westernized diet in Asian countries may be related to the elevated risk of prostate cancer, but it is challenging to separately discuss the impact of diet from the improvement of medical practice and detection methods.
Health care professionals indicated that in such cases it is challenging to find opportunities to discuss PN optimally.
Child abuse is a topic many find challenging to discuss or even think about, but it's necessary, especially with the alarming statistics reported annually in this country.
Ascertainment of exposure and outcome [ 97], as already discussed, was challenging to assess because GC therapy was only one of many covariates and often not the primary exposure of interest.
Firstly, obesity was seen as a conversation stopper; obesity can be a challenge to discuss.
Years later, as a Psychology major in college, Lewis is faced with the challenge to discuss her relationship with her father as a final exam topic.
