Dallas thus achieved a more coordinated government which was theoretically more aware of the city's needs and more able to treat those needs equally for the benefit of the city as a whole.
51 Moreover, more health care professionals (n = 3287; including primary care physicians, diabetes specialist physicians and nurses) felt able to identify and evaluate psychological needs (49%69%%) than had the resources to treat those needs (38%61%%).
Dr Ali said the department was overcrowded and busy, but they could not tell people not to come because they did not "want to miss out" on treating those who needed it.
Saving women from inappropriate treatment is almost as worthwhile as treating those who need it.
The consequences of ignoring and not treating those in need of help can be catastrophic, and the devastating impact on communities exists on a scale that Newtown knows only too well.
The same decisions are often supported by recommendations and instructions to meet social objectives such as: (i) treating those with different needs differently (vertical equity), and (ii) treating those with similar needs similarly (horizontal equity).
No test can avoid making some mistakes in both directions, but in education as in medicine, the natural tendency is to worry more about missing a diagnosis than about treating those who may not need it.
Research has shown that peers can experience relapses of their own disorders, that they sometimes blur the roles of patient and caregiver, and that they are not qualified to identify or treat those in need of immediate mental health care.
Instead, such medics were making do with water to treat those in need.
Medical professionals from all over the world come together to treat those in need, ignoring religion, politics, and national boundaries.
Here, in the parking area beneath a block of apartments, medics are on standby to treat those that need to be evacuated from the scene but aren't seriously wounded.
