The phrase "active screening of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, security, or assessments where proactive measures are taken to evaluate or identify individuals or situations.
Example: "The hospital implemented active screening of the patients to ensure early detection of any infectious diseases."
Alternatives: "proactive assessment of the" or "ongoing evaluation of the".
Outcome scores might increase after active screening of the population, due to the inclusion of patients with a mild form of diabetes or COPD.
The observation that parents often do not 'see' the suffering in their children suggests the need for public education on post-disaster psychiatric sequel and active screening of the vulnerable population.
Potential risks of prednisolone administration in an African setting, such as worsening TB or disseminated strongyloides infection, were minimised by active screening of the patient for TB and administration of albendazole at initiation of prednisolone treatment.
Ironically, if active screening of the infection in men were increased this would benefit women by reducing their reinfection rate and sending the message that men must take responsibility for sexual and reproductive matters.
Control of HAT caused by Trypanosoma brucei gambiense, which caused 97% of all cases reported from 1997 through 2006 (2 ), is based on active screening of the population at risk by mobile teams and treatment of all infected persons, with or without vector control.
The impact of active screening on the health care system should therefore be evaluated.
The study evaluated three different programs: 1. Active screening of 71,756 school children in the city of Beijing, and the delivery of hearing aids at the tertiary care level (ie, the China Rehabilitation Research Centre for Deaf Children).
2. Active screening of 88,326 school children in the city of Nanning, southern China, and the delivery of hearing aids at secondary care level (ie, the Nanning Rehabilitation Centre).
3. Active screening of 56,000 school children in the city of Guigang, Guangxi province, southern China, and the delivery of hearing aids at the primary care level (ie, the Guigang Rehabilitation Centre).
Patients from the Emergency Room (ER) who fulfilled inclusion criteria of the study were approached upon social workers' referral by fax or the researchers' active screening of ER daily attendances.
However, this strategy attests to the importance of active screening of arriving refugees and needs to be considered in neighboring countries of the region such as Iraq, Lebanon, and Turkey.
