In keeping with its role as the trading post for Asia, Hong Kong has not just shown isolated signs of economic distress -- say, a troubled banking system or a loss of investor confidence.
By looking through the lens of time the author shows that the experience of moral distress is not isolated in time, but in fact continues to be lived over time.
For infants with clinical factors such as age less than three months, feeding difficulties, respiratory distress without hypoxia, isolated crackles or bronchitis rales, careful clinical follow-up should be provided instead of chest radiography.
"On several occasions we removed all form of social media from Felix as it was causing so much distress, but that just isolated him further," she said.
Being isolated may also contribute to mothers' distress: mothers who provide full-time childcare for children with disabilities report greater depression than mothers who do not (49).
I concentrate on forms of human suffering that can be isolating and lead to distress, such as abuse, mental illness, and pregnancy loss â a pervasive reproductive health complication.
It is in a fairly isolated area so they figure the driver must be in distress.
But they must also show an overriding factor: a "feeling of significant distress". So someone might report spending hours a day playing games, being increasingly isolated from friends and family and distracted from routine activities, but unless they also show signs of significant distress when trying to reduce their gaming time, an addiction diagnosis wouldn't apply.
Iris Sibley and her family were left feeling "distressed and let down" after she was kept isolated on a hospital ward at Bristol Royal infirmary because the community healthcare provider tried but failed to find her a suitable nursing home place.
Since we did not use isolated pups in this study, this cluster 2 call is not considered to match the "distress" call.
