The phrase "a need for assisted" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing the necessity for assistance or support, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "There is a need for assisted living options for the elderly in our community."
Alternatives: "a need for help" or "a need for support".
In the US, SAGE (Senior Action in a Gay Environment) found the "need for assisted housing greater than that among the general population due to a higher rate of isolated living".
Older people are commonly prescribed complex multi-drug regimens while also experiencing declines in the cognitive and physical abilities required for medication management, leading to increased risk of medication errors and need for assisted living.
The foetal OPP during labour is associated with some unfavourable events, such as prolonged labour, need for assisted vaginal delivery, increased CS rate, and analgesia request rate [ 4, 6].
Impediments to weaning trials were different according to the time lag since ICU admission, with fluid overload, muscular weakness and persistent need for assist control ventilation settings being the most frequent reasons advocated after 7 days (figure).
"The women in the market had destroyed their skin with all this kind of beauty products, bleaching products, and so I saw the need for assisting them to reverse the process because otherwise it would become a social problem," she said.
PrintingSolutions.com' products and services will address the need for assisting customers in obtaining their business stationery, graphic art designs and websites at more affordable prices than are currently being offered.
The study was designed to address a need for data to assist in collection development and workflow decisions.
With the UK Marine Bill promoting the creation of a network of marine protected areas and similar commitments in other countries there is a need for tools to assist in their design and management.
This increase highlights the need for changes to models of care delivery and a need for evaluations to assist with determining and prioritising cost-effective interventions – including service configurations in addition to pharmaceuticals and discrete treatments [ 14].
Although various approaches have been suggested for evaluation of the modern manufacturing processes, still, there is a need for a decision aid to assist companies in selection and justification of the most suitable technology to their operations and business objectives.
