The phrase "adequately health" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "adequately" is an adverb and "health" is a noun, which do not fit together in this context. An example of a correct usage could be: "The patient is in adequately good health after the treatment."
Alternatives: "sufficiently healthy" or "in good health."
The BMD modeling of the human iodide uptake inhibition data of Greer et al. (2002) provides an adequately health-protective end point.
The scenario is different at the rural site, where an adequately trained health workforce and well-equipped health facilities are not yet a reality.
The scenario is different in the rural site (Masasi District), where an adequately trained health workforce and well-equipped health facilities are not yet a reality, resulting in home deliveries with the assistance of either a TBA or a relative.
This finding highlights the relevance of using both relative and absolute measures of inequalities to adequately assess health disparities and suggests that educational health disparities among adults with diabetes have a major public health impact.
There is also considerable scope for impact through management of preterm birth, including ACS which is highly effective when provided by adequately trained health professionals in hospital settings where adequate maternal and neonatal follow-up and support are possible.
There is widespread recognition that the lack of an adequately trained health care workforce is a major barrier to scaling up and sustaining health-related services in resource-limited settings worldwide [ 1].
"This demonstrates that we do not have adequately trained health care professionals or a dedicated care pathway to manage this problem," she said.
"Right now our thinking is in favor of making the vaccine available to the general public after we have insured that we can adequately" immunize health care professionals, Dr. Gerberding said.
But union officials said that Mr. Bush's plan does not adequately protect health care workers who might be injured by the vaccine, which can cause serious complications and even death, particularly among people with immune deficiencies.
The HRRI results suggest that the addiction field, and in particular smaller organizations, is not preparing adequately for health care reform; organizations that are making preparations are making only modest gains.
