The phrase "aggressive case finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to public health, epidemiology, or medical research, where there is a focus on actively identifying cases of a disease or condition.
Example: "The health department implemented an aggressive case finding strategy to ensure that all individuals with the disease were identified and treated promptly."
Alternatives: "proactive case detection" or "intensive case identification".
Only 33 cases were detected in total, and the outbreak was halted through aggressive case finding and vector control (1 ).
Such measures should include, increasing public awareness of TB symptoms, active screening of all patients making contact with the health care services and more aggressive case finding.
The higher reported disease prevalence in KP could be attributable to several factors, including more aggressive case finding, high rates of obesity and inactivity throughout the US, and, perhaps, differing emphasis on disease prevention between the two systems.
There are many studies analyzing the incidence and risk factors for mental illness (both depression and post-traumatic stress disorder); however, it may be time for trials of aggressive case finding and intervention.
Because it typically receives the most BMT graduates, Sheppard AFB instituted more aggressive case-finding procedures and prevention measures than any other secondary training site and fully implemented these actions by June 8 , 2007 12 days after enhanced surveillance efforts began.
28 29 Given that the recent Hypertension in the Very Elderly Trial 30 showed that treatment of hypertension was beneficial in those aged 80 and older, a more aggressive approach to case finding and control of blood pressure may be warranted in this age group.
Banks are making a more aggressive case for switching.
Mycoplasma genitalium DNA was detected in 4/66 (6.0%) non-aggressive, 5/49 (10.2%) aggressive and in one cancer-unaffected tissue block of an aggressive case.
Mycoplasma genitalium DNA was detected in 4/66 non-aggressive, 5/49 aggressive cancers and in one cancer-unaffected adjacent tissue block of an aggressive case.
"They're aggressive in finding audiences," Mr. Shure said.
First and most obvious, we must remain vigilant and aggressive in finding domestic terrorist cells.
