Future qualitative research could focus on the reasons for non-adherence and investigate reasons why people only attend once.
The patient representative from the other practice only attended once and then resigned stating she did not feel she could contribute.
For the analysis on mortality, 64 (3.5%) patients only attended once and did not contribute to follow-up time, while the dates of HIV diagnosis were missing for 9 patients leaving 1965 (96.4%) patients eligible for this analysis.
In developing countries, prenatal care, even if only attended once, remains an important factor in obstetric care, as this may be a critical linkage between the woman with maternity care services [ 9, 28].
Mavis Mayer, the program's coordinator, said more than 60 students had accepted places in the program, but only 22 attended once the SARS crisis forced her to relocate it.
You can only attend one once every three years, which means if you offend again within that period you will have to take the points.
From the perspective of the oculomotor system, this suggests that saccadic eye movements are imperceptible palpations of the world that are only attended to once complete; c.f., active vision (Wurtz, McAlonan, Cavanaugh, & Berman, 2011).
You only attend Penn State once, so you might as well live it up while you are here.
In 1957, with the service leaving London for the first time in over two centuries (it was held in 1957 at St . Albans, this became impractical and it was decided that, in future years, recipients would attend once only.
Excluding the 470 patients who attended once only (we do not know if they continued to receive treatment elsewhere) 41% of patients were adherent and the overall MPR for those visiting more than once was 0.66 (Table 3).
