He thinks he has probably lost around £150,000 over the past decade, and is about £3,000 in debt; somehow he has managed to keep hold of his job, but his shift patterns make it difficult to attend the clinic's group treatment sessions.
Even if they are aware of their health needs and willing to discuss them, caregiving responsibilities may make it difficult to attend their GP.
Women were asked to rate a number of factors that might make it difficult to attend for screening (Table 3-wrap>).
If you have a disability or phobia (such as catching lifts) that makes it difficult to attend the interview, explain in advance.
Regular foster care meetings in Leeds are usually attended by up to 30 people, making it difficult to participate in a meaningful way.
These mechanisms are actually most useful very early on, when limited attentional abilities make it difficult to select relevant information to attend to.
People indicated that their mobility impairment made it difficult to mix with neighbours at will, attend various community or other social events and festivities, or participate in ritual and religious observations.
Heavy use of psychotropic drugs and narcotics makes it difficult to exercise, wake for morning formation and attend classes, soldiers and health care professionals said.
Moreover, it appears that the local physicians rely on Parent Rating Scale to diagnose ADHD, because there are a large number of children in this area who do not attend kindergarten, which makes it difficult to establish the comprehensive evaluation package without the Teacher Rating Scale.
However, it should be noted that the follow-up time was very short (12 weeks), resulting in a large number of patients attending only once which makes it difficult to draw any firm conclusions on patient compliance in the long run [ 18].
