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Food and medicine are the most immediate and easily met needs for domestic violence victims who end up in shelters like The Door after fleeing abusive relationships ― often with just the clothes on their backs.

Furthermore, caregiver psychic distress was associated with patient's formal met needs for care [ 17].

The correlation analyses indicated that higher caregiver burden was significantly associated with patient's met needs for care, diminished subjective QOL and negative symptoms of schizophrenia.

Out of all these questions, a measure was computed to categorize women who had met needs for contraception as well as unmet need for spacing and limiting further births.

They identified much a higher number of met needs for memory, looking after the home, money, drugs, physical health, and self-care; and a much higher number of unmet needs for daytime activities, company, psychological distress and eyesight and hearing.

Our aims were to (1) identify overall, best, and worst met needs for families of children with ASD in current systems of care and (2) identify predictors of total and unmet needs for families of children with ASD.

The met need for emergency obstetric care (that is the proportion of Emergency Obstetric Complications treated in Emergency Obstetric Care facilities) was 6.4%.

Tables 3 and 4 below present the perceived problems among women with unmet compared with women with met need for the different modern contraceptive methods, respectively.

But in Oromia, unmet need for modern FP 29.9 %, met need for modern FP 26.2 % and the total demand for modern FP 56.1 % and the prevalence of LAPMs of family planning services in Oromia Region is about 6%% [ 9].

With 15-30% met need for comprehensive emergency obstetrical care (CEmOC) and a 3% caesarean section rate, Tanzania needs to expand the number of facilities providing these services in more remote areas.

The development of dependent strategies is one response to such a situation; dependency becomes the child's way of meeting needs for affection or approval.