She thinks that this will lead to one of two consequences that could harm people with preexisting illnesses.
This tension between rising expectations and limited rises in public spending will lead to one of only three possible consequences.
However, the latter approach would lead to one missed diagnosis of Stanford type B AAD, with presumably dramatic clinical consequences.
The increased level of competition between drug companies in their marketing activities has led to one significant consequence: the availability of different kinds of medicine in Yemeni pharmacies.
Not providing the best or appropriate care for a patient with severe co-morbidities or lack of health insurance leads to only one consequence; poor outcomes and the suffering of patients and their families [ 15].
But this either/or view of hierachy, as philosopher Ken Wilber has shown, leads to one of two unfortunate consequences: either an imperial hierarchy which oppresses on the one hand, or a flattened egalitarianism which does not recognize growth and evolution on the other.
Human factors may lead to unintended consequences – one of the ironies of automation is that it can lead to less attention to related tasks.
The natural world of these northern seas is so sensitive and so vulnerable that even a slightest breach in its structure can lead to consequences no one will be able to reverse," the 2007 report concluded.
Likening the human body to the walls of a pond, the essential qi-energy to the water in it, and good deeds the source of the water, the Xiang'er commentary makes clear that deficiency in any one would lead to disastrous consequences (see Bokenkamp 1993).
Correcting a charismatic physician may also lead to consequences that no one is ready to endure (e.g. pressure on the job, alienation from other members of the team, delay in promotion etc).
In the practitioners' opinion, 16% of these problems, particularly physiological and mental ones, could lead to immediate consequences.
