The phrase "addition to prevalence and" is not correct as it stands and seems incomplete.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing factors related to prevalence, but it requires additional information to be clear.
Example: "In addition to prevalence and incidence, we must also consider the impact of social determinants on health outcomes."
Alternatives: "Along with prevalence and" or "In conjunction with prevalence and".
In addition to prevalence and correlates, the characteristics of CAM use were also investigated in this study population.
Includes a severity rating for each patient in addition to prevalence and patterns of chronic diseases recorded.
In addition to prevalence and impact score, the impact intensity and extent of impacts were also reported and compared between the intervention and control group.
The strengths of this study include the large street health cohort size involving the total population seen over a 6-year period and the fact that we include a disease severity rating for each patient in addition to prevalence and patterns data recorded.
In addition to prevalence of the disease itself, recent study has taken to understanding incidence of ocular complications and vision loss associated with sympathetic ophthalmia.
In addition to prevalence of TB, the Lung Health Survey aimed to determine the prevalence of lung diseases, including asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
In addition to CMD prevalence and socio-demographic associations studied at two separate time points, the study also looked into dynamics of resilience and associations with mental disorder outcomes [ 7].
However, in addition to the prevalence in carriage and the disease potential of the serotype, the prevalence and severity of pneumococcal disease are also associated with genetic background and presence of drug-resistant clones (38 ) and depends on population or patient characteristics (36 ).
In addition to investigating the prevalence and risk factors associated with optic neuropathy and visual loss, a broader dietary assessment was undertaken to determine whether the inmates of Beon Prison were at risk of other nutrient deficiencies.
In addition to the prevalence (based on epidemiological data) and the case fatality (based on information from the literature), the remission was assumed based on the literature search.
The surveillance system focuses on five topics or indicators in CKD in addition to describing its prevalence and incidence: 1) awareness, 2) risk factors, 3) health consequences, 4) process and quality of care, and 5) healthcare system capacity.
