The nurse is usually identified as an essential source of many dilemmas, such as conflicts between legal and ethical obligations, perceived powerlessness, power distance, workload, perception of inadequate medical treatment and failed communication by the medical team [14, 25].
These difficulties in reaching patients and their families due to incomplete or inaccurate demographic information likely contributed to the perception of inadequate provider communication expressed by parents who were unaware that providers faced such challenges.
During 2011, the region witnessed a series of historical transformations – popularized as the 'Arab Spring' – ignited by a multitude of root causes, including wide-ranging social inequities and perceptions of inadequate governance.
Factor V (mutual trust) contained items relating to perceptions of inadequate self-confidence and mutual trust from patients and medical teams.> -wrap-foot> Bold numbers denote the loadings of item in each factor.
In the few cases where this was evident, these feelings generally reflected participants' perceptions of inadequate care provided by health professionals, health care organisations, or the health care system.
The impact of NCDs on health outcomes and perceptions of inadequate care in many low and middle-income countries (LMICs) have heightened interest in the quality of clinical care, particularly for diagnosing and treating cardiovascular (CVD) [ 5] and chronic respiratory disease (CRD).
18 35 37 39 40 45 46 48 Conversely, patient stress, inadequate information or a sense of not being listened to increased the perception of poor communication.
Unfortunately, social comparison often results in perceptions of being inadequate or unfairly disadvantaged; experiences that are precursors for envy and bitterness.
Insomnia, a more or less chronic sleep disturbance, is a subjective complaint describing the perception of disturbed or inadequate sleep i.e. sleep that is difficult to initiate or maintain, or that is non-refreshing or non-restorative, and is usually associated with changes in daytime functioning and wellbeing.
Although the advancement in age is a risk factor in breast cancer, women over 65 were not included in this study, due to a perceived risk of inadequate perception.
The most commonly mentioned factors in poor implementation of guidelines include organizational factors, inadequate perception of the patient's global risk, a clinical inertia resulting in inadequate up titration of therapy when the target is not reached, and poor patient adherence to chronic treatments related to polypharmacy (19– 219.
