But despite a half-century of technological advances, the ready availability of interactive devices such as smartphones and the full-throated encouragement of the Obama administration, advocates say telemedicine has failed to reach its full potential, due largely to policies that make it difficult to practice, and pay for, such care.
But despite a half-century of technological advances, the ready availability of interactive devices, and the full-throated encouragement of the Obama administration, advocates say telemedicine has failed to reach its full potential, due largely to policies in some states that make it difficult to practice, and pay for, such care.
The salon's efforts to reduce electricity use have made it difficult to practice after hours, too.
The collegiate board structure might also make it difficult to practice some of the 'top-down' management principles, i.e. unity of direction, unity of command and unity of accountability and responsibility because of the more time consuming consultative and participative style of decision making.
However, in the study by Abboud et al. [ 1], the authors did not perform a correlation analysis between the nimodipine serum concentration and clinical results including the rate of vasospasm or delayed ischemic neurologic deficits, which makes it difficult to use these data in clinical practice.
We note that the method with the best performance for the DREAM4 10-gene network subchallenge was that of [ 17], based on an automated approach using Petri Nets with Fuzzy Logic; unfortunately, no software is publicly available to implement this method, making it difficult to use in practice.
Part of Hollywood's problem is that unlike other industries, film and television work is often done by short-term production companies, in some cases making it difficult to apply environmentally friendly practices, the study said.
Fluoroquinolone resistance patterns are complicated, making it difficult to apply national data to clinical practice in any specific area.
Secondly, this is an single-centre study and we have estimated incidence/1,000 catheter-days [ 11] because we do not know the incidence and duration of inserted catheters, which makes it difficult to generalise practice patterns to other centres, given that infection control policies may differ significantly between different hospitals.
However, these models sometimes are hardly accessible, which makes it difficult to put into practice.
