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Daisy Miller saw its first publication in a magazine in 1878. One year later, in 1879 it was published in a book form. I first read Daisy Miller when I was a student and I took an instant liking to it. I would say that Daisy Miller is a great introduction to Henry James. This book is not only shorter, but also less complex than other works of his that I have read. However, it bears a close resemblance to his novels and explores similar themes. Having previously read The Portrait of a Lady, I found it hard not to compare the two. Moreover, while I was reading Daisy Miller I experienced, perhaps predictably, a feeling of déjà vu.
Annie Miller aka Daisy is, just like Isabelle the heroine of his novel The Portrait of a Lady, an American girl visiting Europe for the first time. We could say that both girls are 'discovering' not only Europe but themselves for isn't there something about travel that can make us open our eyes? One could argue that travel always makes us compare and revaluate things, and while we are about it, perhaps we could also add that travelling can make us learn something about ourselves? Youth is all about trying to discover who we are. In addition, when one is young, everything can feel like a discovery.
If one wants to write a novel that comments on society, a young woman always makes for a good protagonist. Why? Because society is especially diligent when it comes to paying attention to young ladies. This attention is not always a positive one, indeed, our society can be quite judgmental when it comes to young women. Young ladies are the ones who have to keep 'their reputation intact'. They are expected to behave accordingly to certain society rules, and while the society rules of this novel may seem 'archaic' to a modern reader, one can still appreciate the sharp contrast between personal desires and social norms.
The description of pressure that society can put on an individual is often a part of James' writing. The relationship between our social and individual identity is always an interesting subject. Henry James excels at portraying the society and emphasizing the social pressure on individual. James' dialogues are always well written and natural sounding, but at the same time they capture the social norms with finesse. In this novel James compares and contrasts American and European society on more levels than one.
The novel opens up in Switzerland with Daisy meeting a fellow American Fredrick, who falls in love with her shortly. Daisy is not approved of by his aunt. Fredrick seems to be uncertain of his views of Daisy, but remains attracted to her. They socialize and spend some time together, but eventually Fredrick has to leave Daisy who invites him to visit her in Rome. They do meet in Rome, but there Daisy has made a new friend, a young Italian man nobody seems to approve of.
I would lie if I said that I cared deeply about what happened to Daisy. I cared, but not that much, it was more a feeling of detachment than indifference. Naturally, I was sad to see Daisy treated unfairly but I couldn't relate to her fully, because I found it hard to figure out who Daisy really was. Was Daisy provocative or was she just stubborn? Was she daring or was she just a flirt? Henry James is ever the master of ambiguity and while I usually enjoy the elusiveness of his writing, in this case I think there just wasn't enough space for proper character development. With this book James manages to capture our attention, create a credible character and build a tragic story around her, but the writer doesn't attempt a complex character study. Perhaps this decision only makes sense considering the length and the organization of the book. Speaking of the plot and the narrative, the ending was somewhat abrupt, but perhaps only more powerful because of that.
James' prose flows as beautifully as ever. His sentences are elegant and well crafted, his social observations clever and to the point. Is it enough? Quite frankly, for me it is. This novella was a wonderful read. It lacked the depth and the complexity of A Portrait Of a lady, but it makes for a lovely read. The story is somewhat predictable, yet by the time I finished reading this novella, I was glad I read it. It sure wasn't a wasted effort. It wasn't much of an effort at all. Daisy Miller was easy to read, an enjoyable book with enough food for the thought. I would recommend it to all fans of Henry James as well as those who want to read more of him but lack the time or the motivation to tackle his longer works.


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Many months back, a guy told me to watch The Arrivals, I told him I will and went on with my (not-so) busy life. At that time, I didn't know what I was missing! About 3 weeks ago, another guy told me to watch it, I was dying of boredom and was living by watching trailers of movies I have already seen. Therefore, I did watch it, few parts and I was like Whoa! I knew the World wasn't an innocent place but this evil I never realized (or maybe I was too weak to acknowledge it). Sub-liminal messages, backtracking, controlling our minds... this is real. I told my family, friends, and some of them just laughed at it. Not true, they refused to believe me. I remember when my brother told me about Back masking my reaction was the same, what I thought was "gee, its just music, are you saying I shouldn't listen to it cos it has evil messages?' it seemed funny.
Am a Muslim girl... although far from a perfect Muslim. I do bad things all the time. I rarely read Quran, miss my prayers, quarrel with my parents, get very selfish, gossip, sometimes make fun of people with my friends, forward dirty jokes, think am better than others, sometimes I hate myself and think of dying (yes hating yourself isn't good), don't cover my head and what not! These habits are not easy to let go but I have promised myself I will try my best. Inshallah. I have started to offer my prayers but haven't started reading the Quran yet, I should do it right now. Shouldn't I?
The point was The Arrivals inspired me. Woke me up. I thought I would be in this place forever. I forgot I would die. I chose not to think about the Day of Judgment, chose not to think about death and Hereafter. We know it will happen so come on people, Wake Up! Fear Allah. Be a good Muslim <3
One more confession, I still listen to music, watch movies and gossip. However, am trying to stay away from the bad stuff. Trying hard.
Sidrah xx o(^-^)o
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
The Girl Who Fell Asleep
4 comments:
- Sana Aftab said...
Yes, nicely sums up the talk we had that night ^^ Umm, but honestly, The Arrivals creep me out, but I know in my heart what's good and what's evil.. so that's two of us who are trying, in good intentions, cos that is what matters first and foremost =D
- July 14, 2010 at 8:54 AM
- Sidrah said...
The Arrivals creep the hell out of me =o i couldn't sleep for two nights u remember =) we know what is good n bad n we ignore it mostly.. =[ But we are gonna be good girls now ^^ Yayie! Inshallah <3
- July 14, 2010 at 9:01 AM
- Tazeen said...
I agree with you, Sun and a friend told me to watch The Arrivals as well but I didn't. I suppose I should be doing that.
Love you xox
- July 17, 2010 at 8:25 AM
- Sidrah said...
Yes do! its gonna be creepy =o
thanku <3
- July 18, 2010 at 1:25 AM
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As many of my blog readers know, as a macroeconomist I am a maverick as I believe in cycles. It seems to me (and a few others, although it should be noted we are definitely in a minority), that cyclical behavior is just part of what economists label the "business cycle" and denying its existence or stating that the cycles are caused by shocks simply put you in denial of the facts. I would go beyond just the business cycle as a stylized fact – I believe there are other irregular cycles that also permeate the macroeconomy, most notably in the shorter term "growth cycles" that we can also observe just by looking at the growth rate. These shorter term growth cycles originate from a variety of different sources, but most notably is investment ( - a previous blog posting covered the cycles in consumption expenditure), the reason for this being that investment is one of the most volatile components of aggregate spending.
First off, we need to just clarify what we mean by investment expenditures. Investment as a concept has a very specific meaning in economics which is quite specific compared with the everyday use of the term "investment" in common language. Investment in economics means spending on plant, machinery, equipment, new commercial property etc ( - what is known as gross fixed capital formation to an economist), but also included in this category in the national income accounts one also finds spending on new residential housing, computers (whether for households or firms) and changes in inventories. Note that investment in an economic sense does not include purchases of stocks and shares or bonds or spending on education etc. Although we might use the term investment to talk about these types of expenditures in everyday language, to an economist this is NOT investment spending.
So let's look at the different cycles that I hypothesize one should find in investment spending and why. There are 4 cycles that I would hypothesize exist in the data and each would be expected to have a different periodicity and to depend on different macroeconomic variables. Let's take each cycle from the cycle that I would expect to have the longest frequency to one that I would expect to have the shortest frequency.
The longest cycle that I would anticipate one should find in the data is a "technology innovation investment cycle". If new technology is introduced then firms are likely to adopt this technology over time, but in more competitive industries this adoption could be quite rapid. These are cycles that depend on hardware and often require dramatic changes in the workplace. For example we have gone from labor being the major input in the production process of automobiles, to computers determining speed of the assembly line and ordering of parts but mostly labor involved in actual assembly to computer-controlled robots actually doing assembly. In each wave of technological change (computers then computer-controlled robotics), there have been longer term costs savings from a lower labor requirement but a substantial upfront investment on plant machinery and equipment. These cycles should be longer cycles than the business cycle ( - what some economists refer to as "medium-term cycles"), but they are intimately linked with the business cycle, as they can lead to booms in economic output as manufacturing costs fall, and costs elsewhere in the economy should also fall. The point is that we shouldn't expect every business cycle to be driven by these technological innovations, but of course the business cycle will be affected when these changes happen.
The next longest investment cycle has to do with the business cycle. As consumption is cyclical, any downturn in the economy will result in a fall in consumption which will lead companies to pare back expansion plans, cancel those plans or indeed reduce production capacity. This will result in a fall in investment as equipment wearing out will not be replaced and new equipment orders will be cancelled. This "demand-led investment cycle" should lag the business cycle.
The third investment cycle also has to do with the business cycle as well, but originates in Keynesian and Austrian thinking. The real interest rate determines how costly it is to invest and determines the volume of investment according to a negative relationship between the cost of borrowing (the real interest rate) and the amount of investment undertaken. This could happen through 2 different channels: i) the Austrian school channel which states that the interest rate is inversely proportional to the average length of the production process so that lower real interest rates lead to longer production times ( - and therefore a greater amount of capital required to produce the same amount of output at a given time in the future – a relationship known as the Hayekian triangle); and ii) the Keynesian school that simply states that lower real rates make it cheaper to borrow and thus more firms should borrow in order to expand. Either way this implies that monetary policy will have an impact on investment and indeed exogenous shocks that lead to low or expectations of negative real rates would create incentives to increase investment.
The fourth investment cycle is of variable length but has to be with depreciation cycles. If historically there were cycles in investment for whatever reason ("technology innovation" or "demand led" cycles) then these cycles will likely replicate themselves as this equipment will eventually wear out and need replacing. Presumably the equipment would need replacing at roughly similar times given the fact that it was installed at roughly the same time, so this will lead to "upgrade" programs to replace old equipment and this tends to occur over a relatively short period of time relative to the business cycle. This I will call "depreciation investment cycles". Obviously if we assume technology to be fixed, the depreciation investment cycles will depend on the quality of the capital and the availability of parts. An obvious example of this would be aviation or transportation equipment that usually is used until it wears out and parts no longer exist or are prohibitively expensive.
The fifth investment cycle relates to the relative price of capital, and this is usually measured by something called "Tobin's q" theory. If you think of companies as using factors of production labor and capital, then the valuation of a company is usually done based on it's "assets" which, ignoring labor force skills is calculated by the value of the physical assets (capital) which would remain if the company ceased to operate. Comparing the value of the company (as measured by the cost of replacing its assets) versus how much the stockmarket currently values the company (how much the company is worth in terms of future profitability) gives a relative value of capital and is known as "Tobin's q" theory after the Yale economist James Tobin. Any calculation of "Tobin's q" (Stockmarket value to replacement value) appears to move in cycles, and therefore implies that at certain points the stockmarket values capital more highly than the cost of capital and therefore there is an incentive to expand by increasing investment.
The last investment cycle I will outline is a "competition-driven investment cycle". In competitive economies with industry structures that resemble anything other than monopolies, there will be pressure to "keep up with the Jones's" in order to maintain market share. Although competition has a role to play in the "technology innovation investment cycle", it also has a role to play in terms of offering a similar consumer experience as competitors do, and this might require software or equipment upgrades to meet consumer expectations in a competitive marketplace. Examples of this type of investment may well take place by "third party" suppliers such as internet service providers for banks, modern décor in coffee shops or the look and feel of a supermarket. This "competition-driven investment" is likely to occur over a discrete period of time between the different firms in the marketplace as firms attempt to differentiate themselves from one another.
OK, enough theory. The proof of this approach will clearly be in the pudding. More next time on the relationship between stockmarkets, economic growth and investment.


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Great Schools For Students With Children: Minnesota
The face of a college student is much different than it was 10 or 20 years ago. More single parents, married students and older students are entering the arena. Universities have made living on campus a possibility with family housing. Here is a list of schools that offer such housing in Minnesota.
Concordia University
Fast Facts
- Located in Saint Paul, MN
- Established in 1893
- 37 acre campus
- 16:1 student teacher ratio
- Private University
- Lutheran based
- NCAA Division II
- Three colleges of study
Housing Facts
- Limited housing
- One and two bedroom unit
- Laundry facilities
- Ample parking
- Low cost
- Small community
Crossroads College
Fast Facts
- Located in Rochester,MN
- Established in 1913
- Formally known as Minnesota Bible College
- Christian based liberal arts college
- 40 acre campus
- 9 majors and 9 minors
- World ministry
Housing facts
- Small community
- Unfurnished
- One bedroom units
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Fast Facts
- Located in Twin Cities
- Founded in 1851
- 16:1 student teacher ratio
- 17 schools of study
- 6 campuses statewide
Housing Facts
- One, two and three bedroom units
- Three housing options
- Utilities included
- Child care assistance
- Economic hardship support
- Pet friendly
- Gardening plots available
- Study center
- Play areas
North Central University
Fast Facts
- Located in Minneapolis,MN
- Founded in 1930
- Pentecostal School
- 19:1 student teacher ratio
- Mandatory chapel attendance
Housing Facts
- One bedroom units
- central air conditioning
- No utilities included
- Unfurnished
Oak Hills Christian College
Fast Facts
- Located in Bemidji,MN
- Established in 1927
- Christian based education
- Assisted learning program
- 11 majors
- 11:1 student teacher ratio
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North Central is a Christ-centered, Pentecostal school with a commitment to academic excellence that prepares students to fulfill biblical models of leadership and ministry throughout the world.
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Sagmeister & Walsh Gets Robbed In A Cheeky Prank By Creative Studio
Last week, it was reported on Creative Review that New York-based design firm Sagmeister & Walsh had been robbed.
The live webcam feed in the studio showed thieves carting away the word "work", Danny Ocean-style.
However, the robbery turned out to be an audacious prank by three men from Achos!, a communication and design agency in Barcelona.
The Creative Review article was actually a dummy webpage that links back to the real Creative Review website via its main header.
According to BOOOOOOOM!, the men figured that stealing work from their idol agency would be a good way to get noticed.
Well, it sure worked and we're glad to hear that Sagmeister & Walsh were all good sports about it.
Find out how Achos! pulled off this prank here.
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Essex Studio Potters at Chelmsford Museum – permanent exhibition starts mid January 2013
The exhibition is curated by Dr Mark Curteis and his team at the museum. Potters who are showing in the exhibition so far include: Shaun Hall (Large Nuclear Jug), Richard Baxter (large footed bowl), Lola Swain (big beautiful coiled and burnished pot), Suzanne Rampton (possibly a functional work), Madelaine Murphy (a trio of totemic birdhouses in Raku -dedicated to sweets), and Alan Foxley (sculptural garden piece).
I have a picture from Shaun of his jug and hope to be able to add more images later. The exhibition is listed under 'events' as well
The Museum boasts a beautiful display of ceramics, fine Georgian glass, English pottery and contemporary pots from local artists.
Ceramics on display include 17th-18th century tin glaze pottery ("English delft") and the unusual Victorian "Essex Art Pottery" made by Edward Bingham and his family at Castle Hedingham in North Essex. A contemporary decorative and narrative pot by the Chelmsford-born Turner Prize winner Grayson Perry is "The Chelmsford Sissies". He imagined a Civil War incident and created a modern cross-dressing illustration on the pot.
This contrasts with the modern austerity of work by Joanna Constantinidis (1927-2000), a potter of international reputation who lived at Little Baddow and taught in Chelmsford from 1951 to 1989. Items on display include a large group of pieces she kept, acquired from her estate after her death.
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The split between Simon and self proclaimed "selfie Queen" Karen Danczuk has turned nasty.
Rochdale Labour MP Simon, who on Monday told of his devastation at the end of his second marriage, a day later appeared to invite his Twitter followers to vote on whether his estranged wife is "tacky" or "classy" for allegedly wearing a T-shirt to help promote the gym of her personal trainer "friend".
Referring to pictures of Karen wearing a Body Pro gym shirt taken since the separation was announced, he wrote: "Using our family breakup to help a 'friend' promote his gym in The Sun and Mail Online. Fav if tacky RT if classy."
Using our family breakup to help a 'friend' promote his gym in @TheSun & @MailOnline. Fav if #tacky RT if #classy. pic.twitter.com/8v815ZZ7yX— Simon Danczuk (@SimonDanczuk) June 30, 2015
Comments posted below the tweet advised the MP to "try to stay calm. Try to block it out" and to "maintain your dignity." Meanwhile another branded the 48-year-old "tacky" himself for "using Twitter to air your dirty laundry."
In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Karen told how the marriage crumbled after Simon began to envy her fame, accumulated in part thanks to her penchant for posting selfies on social media featuring her cleavage.
The 32-year-old, who amassed 58,000 Twitter followers thanks to her saucy photos told the newspaper: "I think there was a bit of jealousy. I've changed so much mentally and physically. I've gone from fat, frumpy Karen to happy, confident and sexy Karen – and I can't ignore that."
Karen, a former Labour councillor dubbed one of "the sexiest women in politics" added: "It used to be all about Simon. I used to be his plus one, but it changed dramatically and became more about me. Even at MP events, I became the star. Simon probably just felt a little taken aback."
Simon had earlier Tweeted his thanks to his 14,700 followers for their "nice words", revealing: "I'm very upset but focusing on work helps me." According to The Sun he had stressed there was no one else involved.
A representative for Danczuk told MailOnline Karen was not actively promoting the Body Pro business but merely wearing what she normally wears for her gym training sessions.
Denise Palmer-Davies said: "That's what she wears every time she has a training session. She was off for a training session and that's what she happened to be photographed in."
She also reiterated that no other parties played a part in the separation.
Karen's personal trainer is Ben Bate, who runs BodyPro training with his wife, Natalie.
Hours before Simon's comments, Karen had tweeted: "Unless you physically hear me say something 'Karen' didn't necessarily say it. Please don't believe everything that you read. KD."
Unless you physically hear me say something "Karen" didn't necessarily say it 😊 Please don't believe everything that you read. KD— Karen Danczuk (@KarenDanczuk) June 30, 2015
Simon and Karen Danczuk, who have two children together, married in 2012.
Simon has spearheaded a campaign against high-profile paedophiles, including the late MP Cyril Smith.


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Were heading uptown it's going to be Hot. So were doing something cool, to hit the spot. The sun is hot & water is cool it's time for a Summer Party in Pool. The season is here with opening day underway, we are ready to start wonderful fun activities of summer pool party at AQUA,THE PARK HOTEL for who needed a re-fresher course, a Hug sound set up is ready at pool side with your Favourite Djs. Let's make a Pool steps with your favourite cocktails. bow to the water lords and get ready to take the dip in pool. Go bonkers splashing us way to top with your troops at best party & make a most memorable memories of lifetime.
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Her journey from simple girl next door to rock star has been as amazing as her personality. Amour knew her calling in music and Djing when her power pack performance and skill of creating unique fusion with of Electro, Bollywood and Hard-style Music, set the dance floors on fire and rocked the music lovers. She started spinning at renowned clubs of India and Overseas.
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Latitude: 51.2641 / 51°15'50"N
Longitude: 0.8029 / 0°48'10"E
OS Eastings: 595645
OS Northings: 155393
OS Grid: TQ956553
Mapcode National: GBR RV7.RSP
Mapcode Global: VHKK0.VHT9
Entry Name: The Greeting
Listing Date: 28 August 1986
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1069237
English Heritage Legacy ID: 176415
Location: Eastling, Swale, Kent, ME13
County: Kent
District: Swale
Civil Parish: Eastling
Traditional County: Kent
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Kent
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4/11 The Greeting
House, now 3 cottages. C16 and C19. Timber framed and clad
with painted brick and weather board with plain tiled roof,
extended with flint and red brick and plain tiled roofs. Timber
framed range with 3 projecting wings, originally to rear, now
the entrance side. Two storeys with half-hipped roof and stacks
to centre left and to end right with 3 projecting 2 storey
hipped wings, each with wooden casement on each floor and 1
boarded door. Interior: frame visible.
Listing NGR: TQ9564555393
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'Baker by name, Baker by trade' – it's a phrase that I use pretty much every week in our business dealings – and it's true.
My surname is Baker, I'm from a long line of bakers and, yes, I am actually a qualified baker (and food scientist).
Fate certainly decided what I was going to be doing for the rest of my life…
I was born into a baking family in the late Sixties.
At that time my father had just left my grandfather's bakery shop in Teignmouth, Devon to branch out on his own.
Dad bought a bakery in a small market town (Cullompton, Devon) and set about developing his business: Culm Vale Bakery – 'Baker the Baker'.
My first baking memory was when I was 7 years old.
I recall my Dad lifting me out of bed, in the middle of the night, along with my brother Karl and he took us both down to the bakery (we lived above the shop and bakery).
Dad explained the dough mixer had broken down and he needed us to help him mix the bread dough. Dad lifted us both into an old Victorian dough trough (pictured below) and explained to us how to mix the ingredients together.
Karl and I thought this was great fun and proceeded to blend the sloppy ingredients with our hands and feet.
We disappeared in a cloud of flour as we thrashed about and laughed like drains– although once we noticed Dad was not laughing (the bread delivery van left at 6am) we got on with the task in hand.
There was dough to be mixed, bread to be baked and customers awaiting their early morning delivery – my first lesson in customer service.
I have many fond memories from growing up in a bakery: standing on a stool to ice chocolate eclairs, pinching chocolate flakes to eat on the way to school, weekend egg fights with my brother (no egg custards that Monday morning = Dad not happy), peeling sacks of potatoes and onions for pasties to earn pocket money and listening to farmer's wives delight over our fresh cream sponges to name just a few. Soaking up the ebb and flow of a provincial bakery's daily (and nightly!) activity stood me in good stead for my future career.
I went on to work with my father in his second bakery in Newton Abbot (Julie's Hot Bread Kitchen) and from there left Devon to pursue my bakery career.
My ambition was to always learn about bakery methods and products across many countries and Continents.
Working at Carrs Foods has allowed me (and our team) to travel all over the world and develop business in various bakery markets.
We now supply great quality baked goods to a number of countries and our team take pride in both our products and services.
On a personal level all of my years in bakery has engendered a deep respect for the bakery trade and the people involved in all aspects of the trade.
My only regret is Paul Hollywood nicked my gig…


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Could the iPhone blow up in Apple's face?
Several people in France, the UK, the Netherlands and Sweden reported the screen of their iPhone 3GS exploding or cracking (the image by the way is not a real photograph, it was fabricated for illustrative purposes only). Apparantly, one French iPhone user was hit by small pieces of glass in his face because the screen 'exploded' when taking a call. At first Apple only said they were "aware of the problem" but couldn't say anything more until the phones were sent back and inspected. After investigating the phones, they claimed that the damage was caused by an "external force", suggesting that the problem is not with the iPhone. In fact, by stating it like this, they more or less blame the customers for the damage. While this may or may not be true, a French consumer organisation and the European Union are now researching the cases and watching out for any future issues regarding the iPhone. Getting this kind of attention is hardly ever a good thing for an organisation. It looks as if Apple is trying to cover up any deficiencies of the iPhone. From a Public Relations point of view, trying to cover things up is usually a bad strategy, so let us examine what is going on here from a PR angle:
According to the BBC in this article, a UK resident received a refund for his daughter's malfunctioning phone, but only if he agreed to stay silent about the incident. My question here is "Why?" The only reason I can think of is that they are indeed trying to cover up a problem with the iPhone, and by doing so actually reinforce the opinion instead of silencing it. From the Public Relations perspective cover-ups have never been a wise strategy, but it is worse with today's online communication channels. If there really is a structural problem with the device, Apple will have to take action sooner or later, since it is only probable that there will be more cases like these.
Public Relations and the online community
Once again you can see the link between good Public Relations and the online communication channels: if there are going to be more cases, it is likely that they will show up in the online channels. And not only that, other people will start to express their opinions about the case online. Until now most reports have come through traditional media, but think about a blog post on this becoming a hit online with other people joining in with their experiences and stories. Often other - unrelated - complaints make their way into these message streams. And remember that these streams are global. Just imagine that someone makes a song about it and posts it on YouTube, as described here. The effects of something like that can last a long time. With proper Public Relations (paying attention to every relation with any member of the "public") this could perhaps be prevented. If a complaint like this is handled well, it might even prove beneficial to the organisation as someone could post their positive experiences online.
Apple is forced to deal with this, whether it is a technical problem or not. And currently I think they are dealing with it in the wrong way. Trying to silence dissatisfied customers is not a good strategy in today's connected world. Nor is denying that there is a problem. From a Public Relations perspective, they should at least express concern over what happened. Especially directly to the clients that experienced the problem. If done well, there is no need to try and shut them up. If done well, their customers might just as well promote Apple's service. Once more this is a demonstration of how true Public Relations starts with customer care. In the way Apple is currently handling this situation, they are creating dissatisfied customers. And with the possibilities online, each and every one of them could make this a global online PR nightmare. On the other hand, there is nothing like a loyal customer base using the internet to praise your organisation. This is better than anything a 'good old press release' can accomplish. Apple knows this, they have this loyal customer base. So it puzzles me why they would want to jeopardise this by not handling customer complaints in a better way.
What do you think?
Is Apple right in handling these cases as they do? After all, they might be incidents unrelated to the iPhone itself. Or should they have taken better care of the complaining clients? That way they might have prevented this issue from showing up online altogether. Share your opinion in the comments section below if you like.
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What is the SBA 7(a) Loan Guarantee Program?
The 7(a) loan program is the SBA's flagship loan guaranty program. In fiscal year (FY) 2013, the 7(a) loan program provided 46,399 federal loan guarantees on approximately $17.9 billion of privately originated small business loans. Congress established the SBA 7(a) loan program (named after section 7[a] of the Small Business Act) in 1953. The program is designed to serve creditworthy small business borrowers who cannot otherwise obtain credit at reasonable terms and do not have other sources of financing.
How Does this Program Work?
The program provides lenders with a guaranty that if a loan defaults, the SBA will pay off the federally guaranteed portion of the remaining loan balance. These loans are available on a guaranteed basis to for-profit businesses that meet the SBA's eligibility requirements, which include the following:
1. The business must be small, as defined by the SBA;
2. The business must not engage in prohibited activities;
3. Proceeds of the loan must be used for an eligible purpose;
4. The transaction must meet other SBA requirements.
What can I do with an SBA 7(a) loan?
Proceeds can be used to purchase machinery, equipment, fixtures, and supplies; make improvements to land and buildings; finance receivables and augment working capital; acquire and start businesses; and refinance existing debt under certain conditions.
Maximum Loan Amount and SBA Guaranty
For the lender, the regular 7(a) loan program can provide as much as an 85 percent guaranty for loans of $150,000 or less, and as much as a 75 percent guaranty for larger loans. The maximum 7(a) loan amount is $5 million. There is no minimum loan amount. The conditional guaranty covers a portion of the risk of payment default by the borrower, but not the risk of improper closing and servicing by the lender.
Loan Structure
Regular 7(a) loans are term loans with regular monthly payments of principal and interest and an established maturity date. Lenders and borrowers may negotiate interest-only payments during start-up and expansion phases of a project, when eligible. Balloon payments or call provisions are not allowed. A lender may not charge a borrower a prepayment penalty if the loan is paid off before maturity.
The rate and term of a loan are based on negotiations between the lender and borrower, subject to the SBA's maximums. The interest rate can be fixed or variable. The SBA guaranty is not a substitute for collateral, and the SBA expects each loan to be prudently secured. The SBA does not, however, decline requests to guarantee loans if the only unfavorable factor is insufficient collateral, provided the borrower offers all collateral it has available to secure the loan.
Unconditional Guaranty
This is a topic of an upcoming blog post, but sufficed to say, as a guarantor on an SBA loan, you may have unlimited personal liability in the event the loan defaults and liquidation of the business assets is insufficient to pay the loan in full. A spouse's guarantee is frequently required, but can sometimes provide for limited liability, perhaps to the extent of his/her martial interest in a piece of pledged property. For example, if a homestead is pledged as collateral, it may be necessary to secure the spouse's consent, even if he/she has nothing to do with the business.
Need More Information?
SBA Loans can be a powerful financial tool, but they can also expose guarantors to substantial risk of loss. If you would like more information about this topic, contact the SBA loan default attorneys at the Perliski Law Group at (214) 446-3924 for a free consultation.
I just settled with the SBA. Will I owe the IRS because the debt was partially cancelled?
What is cancellation of debt income?
We all understand that if I give someone ten dollars, that's income — they received cold hard cash. It is a little harder to understand, but if you borrow money, you still receive cash, but it is not income. Why not? Because you have to pay it back.
What happens then if you borrow money and can't pay it all back? In that event, the portion your lender writes off is considered cancellation of debt (COD) income. Let's assume you borrowed $1,000 from the bank, but could only repay $500. The IRS will see that as COD income in the amount of $500.00. There are some exceptions and exclusions to this general rule, but for our purposes it is accurate.
I Settled with the SBA. Will I owe the IRS now?
When you settle with the SBA, the obligation is subsequently forgiven, at least in part. So, COD income should follow. Based on our explanation above, it certainly makes sense, except that is not what happens with guarantors.
The IRS generally agrees that a guarantor (whether or not the primary obligor has defaulted and the guarantor has become liable for the indebtedness) does not realize COD income on release of a liability. The United States Tax Court in Whitmer v. Commissioner* held that a guarantor did not realize COD income when the lender released the primary obligor from the debt obligation.
If you think about it, the decision makes sense. For starters, established COD income law does not compel imputation of COD income to a guarantor from a discharge of debt. Second, the forgiveness of the debt did not increase the taxpayer's net worth, so why should they realize income? Still not clear? Let's go back to our original example.
If a borrower takes out a bank loan for $1,000 and pays back only $500.00, then he is "better off" by $500.00 because the borrower received the cash and did not have to repay it, but the guarantor on that loan is not better off. The guarantor received nothing; this is the gist of the Whitmer decision.
The Bottom Line
If the IRS comes calling, contact your attorney or CPA and ask him about the Whitemer case.
*Whitmer v. Commissioner, 71 T.C.M. (CCH) 2213 (1996)


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I have no problem with people calling me cheap. Although I prefer the term "frugal" or "efficient" more appropriate.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Not excited about the Motorola Xoom anymore
I just found out that the Motorola Xoom is going to cost $800. Is it worth it? I'm sure the price will go down at a fast rate as soon as Apple starts spreading news about the iPad 2. But right now I am disappointed with the Motorola Xoom pricing. Come to think of it I would never buy a Tablet computer. Actually never is a strong word, I am not going to buy a tablet in the near future. These things are too expensive for me and worst part of it is that you have to pay monthly subscription fee to get a mediocre internet connection. Why in the world people do that? I don't know. Would you buy one the Motorola Xoom or are you waiting on Apple iPad 2?
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- Research article
- Open Access
- Open Peer Review
Attitudes to and management of fertility among primary health care physicians in Turkey: An epidemiological study
© Hassa et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2005
- Received: 21 December 2004
- Accepted: 05 April 2005
- Published: 05 April 2005
The subject of infertility has taken its place in the health sector at the top level. Since primary health care services are insufficient, most people, especially women, keep on suffering from it all over the world, namely in underdeveloped or developing countries.
The aim of this study was to determine primary care physicians' opinions about the approach to infertility cases and their place within primary health care services (PHCSs).
The study was conducted between October 2003 and April 2004. The study group comprised 748 physicians working in PHCSs. They were asked to fill in a questionnaire with questions pertaining to infertility support, laboratory and treatment algorithms, as well as the demographic characteristics. The data was evaluated using the chi square test, percentage rates and a logistic regression model.
The multivariate analyses showed that having a previous interest in infertility and having worked for a postgraduate period of between 5–9 years and ≥10 years were the variables that most positively influenced them in their approach to cases of infertility (p < 0.05, each one).
Just 28.7% of the physicians indicated that they believed cases of infertility could be evaluated at the primary care level. The most frequently proposed reason for indicating 'difficulty in practice' (n = 533) was inadequate provision of equipment in PHCSs (55.7%). The physicians reported that they were able to perform most of the supportive treatments and proposals (between 64.6%–87.7%). The most requested laboratory investigations were the instruction of patients in taking basal body temperatures and semen analysis (89.7% and 88.7%, respectively). The most preferential course of treatment was that of sexually transmitted diseases (95.5%).
It is clear that not enough importance is attached to the provision of care to infertile couples within PHCSs. This leads us to conclude that an integration of infertility services in primary care would be appropriate after strengthening the PHCSs.
- Infertility
- Primary Health Care
- Rubella
- Primary Health Care Service
- Infertile Patient
Infertility affects between 8–20% of couples around the world at some stage during their reproductive years. As the figures suggest, it has become a common health and communal problem in terms of not only the couples involved, but also their health team and the social environment [1–3].
The level and patterns of infertility apparently vary widely, being found less in developed countries, and more in underdeveloped or developing countries [4].
Although the damage that infertility causes to health is generally emotional, it can also have a negative effect on an individual's health, quality of life, and life expectancy [5]. Thus, social and psychological support as well as medical diagnosis and treatment is of great importance while treating couples with infertility [6].
The likelihood of a couple presenting to their primary health care physicians (PHCPs) for the first time with fertility concerns, i.e. wanting to conceive a child but having difficulty, at some point during their reproductive lives is high [7]. PHCPs must decide on the circumstances under which these patients should be referred to specialist reproductive health centers [8, 9]. Even when PHCPs refer these cases to specialists, they are still expected to provide counseling and information for patients in every aspect of Assisted Reproductive Technologies, such as in vitro fertilization and intracytoplasmic techniques [10]. This places PHCPs at the heart of all issues relating to infertility [3, 6, 11, 12].
The 21st World Health Assembly (1968) expressed the opinion that every family should have the opportunity of obtaining information and advice on problems connected with family planning, including fertility and infertility, and suggested the integration of these services within primary health care services (PHCSs) [13]. Similarly, in the Alma Ata Declaration of 1978, emphasis was placed on the World Health Organization's role in strengthening PHCSs and the correlation of infertility services with primary health care (PHC) [14].
As with other types of disease, not enough importance has been given to the provision of infertility services by PHC in Turkey, a state reflected in most developing countries [15]. Since Turkey lacks a PHC physician system, it has yet to form a standard in other disciplines, as well as in its approach to cases of infertility. However, in developed countries, PHCPs are in a unique position to provide patient education, offer ongoing counseling, and give psychological help to couples who experience problems with fertility [16].
The purpose of this study was therefore to contribute to the formation of a model for the integration of infertility services within PHCSs, and to both determine PHCPs' opinions about the approach to infertility cases and their place within PHCSs.
Sampling and subjects
This study was carried out in 7 cities, namely Eskisehir, Konya, Bilecik, Bolu, Duzce, Kutahya and Afyon, selected by a random sampling method from 18 cities in Central Anatolia, Turkey during 6 months between October 2003 and April 2004. 1,212 PHCPs were working in 110 PHCSs in the seven cities during the study. PHCPs were recruited randomly during routine visits to local health institutions. The sample capacity to constitute the study was estimated as 384 physicians, assuming that the occurring frequency of infertility was 50%. In the study, since the cluster sampling method was used as the sampling method, the sample volume was determined as 768, multiplying by two the number of 384. These physicians were then further selected by a random sampling method as proportional with the number of the physicians in those cities. All 748 of the physicians contacted agreed to fill in the questionnaires (100%). A total of 20 physicians could not participate in the study due to the taking leave or being absent at the time of the study.
The interview schedules
The dates on which the study would be conducted were determined in cooperation with government health officials in the cities concerned. The PHCSs were visited with an official of health authority. The physicians completed questionnaires in the presence of a member of the research team, with the researchers being on hand to explain any questions that the physicians found incomprehensible.
Development of the questionnaires
In the first part of the questionnaire, the physicians were asked to state their demographic characteristics. The second part of the questionnaire, which was prepared with the benefit of reference to previous studies [17–20] and according to infertility treatment algorithms, included three phases. In the first phase, PHCPs were asked to reply to questions concerning to circumstances of providing supportive treatment and proposals to infertile individuals; in the second phase, which laboratory support was requested; and in the third phase, the things to be done during treatment.
Data analysis
The data were evaluated by SPSS with the chi square (χ2) test and percentage (%) ratios where possible. The evaluation of primary care infertile cases by PHCPs was accepted as the dependent variable. Independent variables, which can affect the dependent variable, were determined using a logistic regression model, which is used as a multivariate analysis method. The variables which produced significance of p < 0.05 in the univariable analyse were applied to the model. The physician's age, sex, working time, and the status of having previously evaluated a case of infertility were chosen as independent variables.
Informed consent for the study
Local authorities, such as the Osmangazi University School of Medicine and the health authorities in the cities concerned, approved this study. All physicians gave their informed consent prior to their inclusion in the study.
The average age of the physicians included was 33.4 ± 5.5. The rates of the male and female PHCPs were 52.1% (390) and 47.9% (358), respectively. The average working period of the physicians was 8.6 ± 5.2 years.
When the physicians were asked about the proportion of applications to receive advice for an infertility concern from within the total number of applications, 124 (16.6%) responded 0%; 491 (65.6%) for 1–3%; 95 (12.7%) for 4–5%; and 38 (5.1%) for 6% and over.
The physicians' attitudes about evaluation of infertile cases at primary care and the reasons that were put forward by those who indicated that there was practice difficulty
n = 748(100%)†
Those believing that infertile cases could be evaluated at primary care
215 (28.7)
Those believing that infertile cases could be evaluated at primary care but that the application would prove difficult
76 (10.2)
Those believing that infertile cases cannot be evaluated at primary care level
457 (61.1)
Reasons proposed by those indicating that there was difficulty in application*
n = 533(100%)†
Supply of logistics is inadequate (lack of device and equipment at primary care)
297 (55.7)
Only specialists should evaluate
179 (33.6)
My level of education in this field is insufficient
149 (30.0)
There is not enough time at primary care
46 (8.6)
It is a loss of time for patient
43 (8.1)
Primary health care physicians' opinions related to evaluation of infertile cases at primary care
Physicians' opinions concerning supportive treatment and proposals for infertile couples
Physicians' opinions related to evaluation of infertile cases at primary care
Appropriate* n = 291(38.9%)
Inappropriate** n = 457(61.1%)
n(%) 748(100)
1.I could administer rubella prophylaxis
2.I could begin folic acid support
3.I can encourage couples to avoid cigarettes, alcohol and drug abuse
4.I can resolve obesity problems
5.I can prevent testicular hypertermia by advising on appropriate clothing to be worn
6.I can inform of coit order
7.I can investigate the distress that childlessness causes
Physicians' opinions concerning request for laboratory investigations at primary care level in evaluating infertility in couples
8.I have semen analyses done
9.I evaluate one value progesterone hormone for ovulation between the 22. and 24. days of cyclus
10.I request an evaluation of FSH, LH, E2 and Prolactin on the 2. and 4. days of the male's cycle
11.I perform an ultrasonic folliculometric ovulation follow-up
12.I diagnoses policystic ovary disease by means of folliculometric measure
13.I diagnoses uterus anomalies by ultrasound
14.I teach the patient to measure basal body temperature
15.I investigate thyroid functions if the result of a physical exam is positive
16.I investigate prolactine levels if there is a history of galactore history or if a physical exam is positive
17.I have patient's adrenal hormones investigated if the results of hirsutismus or a physical exam are positive
18.I evaluate vaginal or urethral discharge by microscope in cases with complaint
19.I ask whether or not hysterosalpingographic study has previously been conducted and if tubes were open
Physicians' opinions about treatment of infertile cases
20. I can treat sexually transmitted diseases
21.I can guide patients I have diagnosed as infertile to a higher healthcare level, and can correlate a follow- up treatment for patients with that center
22.I can administer clomiphen citrate treatment for ovulation
23.I can administer bromocriptin in cases with hyperprolactinemia
24.I can perform the treatment of hyperandrogenemia
25.I can administer metphormine derived drugs for cases with policystic ovary disease
26. I can administer gonodotrophinler for ovulation
27.I can perform hormonal treatment for male infertility
28. I can perform insemination with a males split ejaculation
Multivariate analysis results for the relationship between appropriate and inappropriate behaviour to infertile cases according to the demographic characteristics of the primary health care physicians
Those seen as appropriate n = 291(38.9%)
Those seen as inappropriate n = 457(61.1%)
Total n = 748 (100%)
Odds Ratio (95% Confidence Interval)
1.27 (0.93–1.74)
Age groups
Age 24–29 years
Age 30–39 years
0.784 (0.473–1.30)
Age ≥40 years
0.974 (0.475–1.99)
Post graduation period
1–4 years
5–9 years
1.785 (1.04–3.05)
≥10 years
2.418 (1.298–4.502)
Previously dealing with the management of an infertile couple
1.870 (1.368–2.554)
The independent variable most influencing the physicians' opinions on this subject was having previously dealt with such a case during their occupational career (p < 0.05) and having postgraduate experience in the field of PHC for a period of 5–9 years and ≥10 years (p < 0.05, each one).
The practices of physicians who had been involved in provision of services to infertile cases until the time of the study
Total n = 330(100%)*
Provision of information and counseling (concerning iron deficiency, menstruation disorders, folic acid deficiency, ovulation periods, alcohol-cigarette-coffee drinking, coit order, behaviour pertaining to raising sperm quality, basal body temperature)
Reference to a secondary healthcare center
Request laboratory and radiological investigations (PRL, E2, FSH, LH, Thyroid tests, USG, Sperm analysis) in order to diagnose the reason for infertility (Galactorhea, hirsutism, polycystic ovary syndrome)
Treatment of sexually transmitted diseases
Psychological support to decrease the distress of infertile couple
Case history and physical examination
28 (8.5)
Hormonal treatment for infertility (gonadotropine treatment, drug treatment for ovulation, bromocriptine treatment, polycystic ovary syndrome treatment, hyperandrogen treatment)
17 (5.2)
Performance of a follow-up for patients returning to primary care after referral to a higher health center
15 (4.5)
Difficulties physicians had experienced during approach
n = 307(100%)*
Inadequate supply of logistics (lack of device-equipment-staff)
Patient's lack of harmony (psychological problems, illogical behaviour, couples not attending together, low cultural level of couples, couples remained unconvinced)
Management mistakes/errors (the absence of communication between primary health care and hospitals, the absence of a comfortable atmosphere in which patients with infertility can speak)
Physician's lack of education/knowledge-physician's lack of post-graduate education
Patients' not having health insurance, money problems of patients
27 (8.8)
Lack of belief and confidence in the primary health care physician
17 (5.5)
Proposals forwarded by primary health care physicians for the provision of better service to infertile cases
n = 748(100%)*
Inclusion of the subject of infertility in Family planning services
A planned post-graduate continuing education programme
A strengthening of routes of communication between primary care and other care services
Improvement of laboratory conditions
More support for this subject in graduation education
This study is the first large scale Turkish epidemiological study conducted to learn PHCP's management of infertile patient, their attitudes to fertility treatment, and their recommendations for the provision of better service in the future.
In our study, a near absence of awareness on the part of doctors that nearly 1/5 (16.6%) of all patients entering PHC applied for consultation for fertility problems, and that about 2/3 (65.6%) of the same physicians reported that they believed that the issue of infertility did not have a place during routine examination is a cause for concern.
In this study, the proportion of the physicians who viewed the evaluation of infertile cases as appropriate in PHCSs was 38.9%. This proportion was reported at around 27.0% in a study by Ittner et al (2000) [21]. That the proportions are less than 50% shows that the physicians in different countries have similar thoughts about the evaluation of infertility in PHC.
In the current study, most physicians reported that they could perform a large part (67.4%-88.6%) of the necessary supportive treatments and consultations directed at fertility in the preconceptional period. In parallel to this finding, those physicians who had been involved in cases of infertility during their working life stated that they had performed 82.4% of supportive treatment and recommendations, including offering psychological support (10.9%), the taking of patient histories and physical examinations (8.5%), and the following- up of patients returning after having been referred to higher-level healthcare centers (4.5%) (Table 4). These results reveal a balance between what the physicians reported they did and what they would do. In the study by Heyes et al (2004) [22], a proportion of between 79.1% and 86.7% of PHCPs indicated the practicality of performing support treatment and recommendations and that the most suitable location was within PHC, whereas the proportion of physicians stating that a hospital setting was the most appropriate place for the performance of these duties was only 1.2%.
In this study, the physicians reported that the area of supportive treatment and recommendations for treatment they least preferred was concerning rubella prophylaxis (67.4%). By means of a suggestion for this low proportion, we can offer the explanation that rubella vaccination in Turkey is not included in routine vaccination schema, and that, therefore, physicians do not have much knowledge of this vaccination. However, Turkish studies on cord blood indicate that 15% of those who will become mothers are sensitive to rubella [23]. This demonstrates the need for fortification of knowledge on rubella prophylaxis at the level of the physicians.
In this study, a great majority of physicians reported that in terms of the provision of laboratory support they were able to perform an investigation of semen analyses and of a one-value progesterone hormone for ovulation (83.7% and 70.3%, respectively). However, areas that they felt less confident in were performing such investigations as folliculometric ovulation follow-up by ultrasound, the diagnosis of polycystic ovarian disease by means of folliculometric measurement, and the diagnosis by ultrasound of uterine anomalies (between 43% and 46.7%). These findings are consistent with those of other studies on distribution of duties performed by PHCPs [5, 11, 15].
In this study, the opinions of both sets of physicians on the evaluation of cases of infertility in PHCSs were positive as expected. The proportions of the physicians responding that they were able to perform treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and referral and follow-up of patients diagnosed as infertile were rather high (92.2% and 88.0%, respectively), whereas those reporting being able to perform more heavy treatments, regarded as secondary care duties, such as ovulation induction was rather low (between 36.6% and 15.4%). These proportions show that PHCPs working in the region have sufficient reproductive health knowledge and that when physicians are presented with appropriate conditions they are able to perform follow-up to and treatment of infertility.
The proportion of physicians in this study reporting that they could evaluate vaginal or urethral discharge through microscopic investigation was less than that of physicians able to offer treatment for sexually transmitted diseases (63.9% and 92.2%, respectively). This result is important from the viewpoint that the approach offered to patients by physicians in the region is to directly use empirical treatment without performing detailed investigations, and that there was a big gap in adequacy of laboratory equipment available in PHCSs.
In this survey, it was determined that approximately two thirds of the physicians were not comfortable performing procedures usually offered in secondary care, such as performing insemination with a split ejaculation (items 22. to 28.). In line with our study results, some guides [24] suggested that if criteria related to secondary care, such as those mentioned above were present, such patients should be referred to higher-level health centers.
In our study, a rather low proportion of physicians reported that they were able to administer clomiphen citrate and bromocriptin (32.5% and 35.4%, respectively) to their patients. In some studies [25], although emphasizing that these medicines could be administered at PHC level, the fact that this approach is rather new and not approved all over the world, may indicate why the physicians in our study may have marked these alternatives less.
Physicians reported that having a previous interest in infertility and having worked for a longer postgraduate period were the important independent variables that most positively influenced them in their approach to cases of infertility. This finding shows that, as the time passed after graduation and the number of infertility cases dealt with increases, so do the physicians' levels of confidence.
In this survey, more than half of the physicians who had been involved in cases of infertility (57.6%) reported that they directly referred infertile patients to a higher-level healthcare provider. The result of a study conducted in Germany is in line with our study result, were the proportion was reported as 65% [21]. In the same study [21], it was found that 43% of the physicians did not know of any patient in their practice who had had fertility problems. In a similar study [26], a majority of the physicians placed infertility within the realm of fertility specialists.
In the present study, the most frequent reason seen for physicians reporting the referral of infertile patients was a lack of logistics in the PHCSs (35.2%, 108/307). This reason, taking into consideration the health care system in our country, reveals that even when physicians want to perform treatment of patients in the primary healthcare system, the system is unable to deal with the demand. In a study by Heyes et al (2004) [22], the most reported reason for experiencing difficulties while evaluating cases at primary care level was due to service access problems and resource constraints
In our study, the second most frequently reported reason was the patient's lack of harmony (32.2%). This finding is consistent with other study results [21, 26–28]. The study by Ittner et al (2000), [21] in particular reported that almost the same proportion of physicians emphasized the influence of fertility problems on personality, sexuality, social acceptance, and mental health status.
A great proportion of the difficulties that physicians experienced during their approach arose from reasons not directly connected to the patient. If lack of knowledge on the part of the physician, inadequacy in the supply of logistics, and managerial errors were to be removed, an increase in information being given to the patient and a 32.2% decrease in patients experiencing feelings of despondency may be anticipated.
Of the difficulties that physicians reported having encountered during consultation, a further important reason that emerged was lack of communication between health institutions (23.5%). In our country, since there is still no coordination between health institutions, this absence negatively affects the follow-up of patients with infertility. If higher tier health centers were to inform PHCSs of the treatment administered, PHCPs would have an increase in self-confidence.
In our study, three-quarters of all the PHCPs while reporting in the recommendations section mentioned the importance of education both before graduation and post graduation. In a similar way to the reports of other studies [22, 29], the emphasis was placed on providing across the board training to all primary health care workers in order to enable them to deliver this care more confidently and raise awareness and skills.
The concern held by many that cases are not given due care and attention, particularly care offered to couples with infertility, within PHCSs [26–30], also appeared in this study. Our conclusion, based on the recommendations provided by physicians working in PHC, was that the implementation of an education programme, thus boosting self-confidence, would have the greatest impact on changing the attitudes of physicians towards cases of infertility.
Since we have not yet been able to find any study conducted on this subject in Turkey, we recommend that further comprehensive research is needed in order to expose PHCPs' thoughts and attitudes towards infertility.
We thank all the PHCPs from the cities who participated in this survey, and the health authorities of the cities who helped in the collection of data.
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