On the contrary, lower service use may be appropriate for Indians, whom population-based studies suggest enjoy better mental health.
Because many physiotherapists also practice legally in direct access worldwide (without medical reference) [ 4], private sector physiotherapists represent first line primary care professionals to whom populations seek treatment from, especially in contexts where access to publicly funded physiotherapy services is limited, such as in Canada [ 3, 6, 7].
The database is used to assign a unique Population Register Identifier (ID), typically a number, to each person of whom the Population Register is notified, which is not necessarily every person in the wider population.
In total, 988 patients were included in the full population, of whom 979 formed the SVR12 population.
Helping the neediest 90 percent of the global population whom designers have traditionally ignored.
One day we drive off the island and south into a region that has recently been reclaimed by a Muslim population whom the Tigers had ethnically cleansed 20 years ago.
Aswany, in other words, is part of the liberal élite, and there are large swaths of the population whom his utterances do not reach.
The local Northern Alliance organization is called the Kokcha Union and is led by four commanders, each of whom represents a population center.
Others explain how powerfully their work affects the rest of us, the 99.99 percent of the population whom they describe, part-derisively, part-pityingly, as "civilians".
Instead, his curiosity swelled to encompass the rest of the population, whom he cheerfully imagined — with a scabrous presumption not heard since the Rome of Juvenal — to be every bit as addicted as he.
As Darren listens with hero-worshiping avidity, Doink makes it clear that he wouldn't mind aiming his spear gun at the native population, whom he unfailingly refers to as "spics".
