The absence of targetability is the primary inadequacy of conventional chemotherapy.
Last year, under a federal law focusing on prison conditions, the lower court found that overcrowding was the "primary cause" of gruesome inadequacies in medical and mental health care.
Some research has attempted to understand what factors account for these reported inadequacies in primary care delivery.
Saigal and colleagues have called this a "Two Career" model of specialization [ 9], and the inadequacy of primary care training for Japanese physicians has been raised as a critical issue [ 10- 12].
As PHC providers have a pivotal role in delivering PHC services, they can be considered "street-level bureaucrats" who are confronted with real world challenges in the primary care sector, yet face inadequacies of under-funded government systems.
Any suggestion that these results imply causality is an inappropriate appreciation of the complexity of the subject matter and the inadequacy of the primary design of the NHIS.
The clinicopathological factors that significantly influenced survival included gender, primary site, performance status, and inadequacy of the surgical margin (Table 3).
This might arise from the inadequacy of the primary care training for specialist physicians when they start working at clinics [ 7].
The stipulation that one of the qualitative methods must be seen as supplemental might imply an inadequacy in the primary method, and consequently, that the need for supplemental strategies arises from "a lack of clarity on the conceptual framework of the study" [ 44], p. 281.
Similarly, benchmark medical offices and many other studies conducted in primary care settings and hospitals reported inadequacy of staff and work load as areas of weakness [ 12, 15, 19, 23, 31].
Emergency departments struggle to bear the brunt of our national medical inadequacies, whether lack of insurance, primary care or psychiatric care.
