The low response among younger women may reflect time constraints of work or family, or they may have not been interested in their musculoskeletal health.
While having dependent children may increase motivation to care for one's health, having multiple children may impose time constraints.
Distributed systems exhibit probabilistic and non-deterministic behaviors and may have time constraints.
Interestingly, being employed in unpaid housekeeping work and residing in urban area reduce the probability of seeking care from a public HF, which may reflect time constraints and greater availability of alternative providers.
The reasons for inadequate education by nephrologists are uncertain but may include time constraints.
One possible reason may be time constraints and or the lack of remuneration for participating in such events.
Reasons for this may include time constraints due to office and patients' scheduling needs as well as patients feeling unwell.
Mischoulon and colleagues concluded that possible explanations for this lack of treatment of depression may include time constraints during primary care visits, patient and/or physician reticence, and insufficient education of PCPs about clinical depression.
Barriers to such testing may include: time constraints, labor intensive laboratory procedures, the need to test more than one family member, and/or inability of uninsured biologic fathers to be tested, despite the fact that such testing is being done for fetal diagnosis.
Particularly in facilities where health personnel are understaffed or have multiple clinical responsibilities, one alternative may be to explore the feasibility and effectiveness of expanding the role of less skilled health workers who may have fewer time constraints.
