Most of our patients with complicated disease present late, with the most common reasons for this delay being lack of access to a medical clinics and prior treatment by general practitioners.
Durand et al. [ 41](M) found evidence of substantial numbers of people with dementia who lived alone refusing day care opportunities, with the most common reasons given involving individuals' perceptions of need for and/or enjoyment of day services, coupled with concerns about meeting new people, losing independence and being institutionalised.
Clinical information given on the request forms, tallied with the most common reasons for submission above.
In accordance with literature, the common reasons for false positives were prevalent cancers or misclassification of cancer type [ 4].
Pain or troubles with teeth are common reasons for seeking oral health care [ 36, 48, 50, 54, 55, 60].
Nine patients (26%) required reduction of imatinib, with the most common reasons including neutropenia, neuropathy, and fatigue.
Five out of the eight studies provided reasons for refusal, with the most common reasons being: Participants not interested and/or believing monitoring to be unnecessary [ 45, 50, 51, 61, 65, 72].
Fourteen out of the 21 studies provided reasons for withdrawal, with the most common reasons being: Participants not wanting to use the telehealth device; health deterioration; and technical problems [ 19, 22, 43, 46, 47, 49– 58, 58, 60– 65, 67, 675]75].
Beebe et al. [ 43] found similar problems with the most common reasons given for non-attendance being transportation problems (22.2%), physical illness (20.6%), and conflict with another appointment (12.7%).
The authors found that 86%% of the sample sought help from an interviewer at least once, with the most common reasons for requiring assistance reflecting a failure to understand the TTO correctly.
