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ISDM patients more often prioritised an achievement of their blood pressure goals.
Staff considered that GPs had much less time because more easily treated conditions were often prioritised.
Diversion and alternatives are therefore often prioritised in UNICEF's work.
Participants explained how individuals often prioritised family and community affairs ahead of their own individual health.
HIV is often prioritised in Lesotho; therefore most of the discussions surrounding palliative care were focussed on HIV.
Opportunities to practice functional movements related to strength performance tend to be higher in boys, since significant others (parents, peers) may often prioritise participation in these activities for boys whereas girls tend to more regularly participate in sports such as dance or gymnastics [ 33, 34] which refine movement and postural control skills such as balancing [ 35- 37].
Hogan-Howe said cuts meant police would have to pick and choose more often what they prioritise, and, more controversially, what they will not.
However, the FGD indicated that more often cluster members tended to prioritise their own program activities.
Physicians, more often than surgeons, chose to prioritise prolonging a patient's life, recruited ⩾50% of patients into trials and attended more research-focussed conferences.
