The phrase "actively case" is not correct and does not appear to be a standard expression in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as "case" typically refers to a grammatical category or a situation, and "actively" does not commonly modify it.
Example: "We need to actively case the area for potential security threats." (Note: This usage may be informal or specific to certain contexts.)
Alternatives: "actively investigate" or "actively assess".
Pharmacists' selection of clients to be offered kits undermines the principles of an opportunistic screening programme where the onus is on the health professional to be actively case-finding in a population that may be unaware of the risk of infection [ 30].
On October 4th, Taipei's Department of Health urged schools and kindergartens with clusters of more than three AHC cases to actively report cases to the local Department of Health twice weekly.
The actively malicious case mandates the availability of Byzantine consensus as a building block [51].6.
Childhood TB diagnosis was culture confirmed in 68% of passively detected cases and 12% of actively detected cases.
In contrast, culture was performed in 74/258 (29%) actively detected cases and of these cases 31/74 (41%) were culture positive.
Overall, 32% of childhood TB diagnoses were confirmed with a positive culture; 68% of passively detected cases and 12% of actively detected cases.
Amongst those which were identified by ICD-10 coded pneumonia, there was no significant difference in the mean length of hospital stay by each age group between actively enrolled cases and not enrolled cases.
We also actively sought case-patients by asking the venue personnel, event organizer, and other case-patients to inform us about other persons at the banquet from the same country of origin.
We varied the four hospitalization rates as shown in the Table; higher hospitalization rates for actively found cases and lower hospitalization rates for passively found cases all resulted (as expected) in increased net costs.
SEP was assessed by validated asset items for households and the actively identified cases from survey were compared with passively detected cases under NTP over the identical SEP quartiles.
We assumed, however, that actively detected cases are substantially less likely to be hospitalized than passively detected cases [ 16].
