Drug-related side effects also create relational challenges for cardiologists, as side effects may substantively affect the patient's willingness to engage in the treatment.
To interpret the results, they used racial diversity as a proxy for general social dissimilarity (previous research has shown, they say, that "racial diversity is often associated with relational challenges including greater conflict, lower cohesion, and lower-quality communication").
And these relational challenges can be seen in the ways a trafficked teen presents during intake and early services.
Many medical school applicants are completely unprepared for the interpersonal and relational challenges they'll face in medical school.
Gilman explained that in her work as a psychotherapist she recognized that boundaries really were at the core of so many relational challenges and conflicts.
Personal factors, relational challenges, and structural/institutional barriers may compromise mentoring relationships for diverse residents [ 9, 17].
This complexity is defined by an interaction among variables such as economics, multi-level human resources, constant change, unpredictability, communication and relational challenges, advancing technology, and multifaceted health needs [ 12, 20, 27].
To explore the relational challenges for general practitioner (GP) leaders setting up new network-centric commissioning organisations in the recent health policy reform in England, we use innovation network theory to identify key network leadership practices that facilitate healthcare innovation.
Those Googles and Facebooks who first built web-scale technology solved the traditional (relational) database challenge by building an abstraction layer.
