The phrase "aid integrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where assistance or support is combined or incorporated into a system or process.
Example: "The new software features aid integrated into the user interface, making it easier for users to access help when needed."
Alternatives: "assistance incorporated" or "support embedded".
For this decision aid, integrated information and social cognition theories guided the design [ 58- 60].
Monitoring vital signs in acutely ill patients can also aid integrated management of acute and chronic illnesses.
Furthermore, we will disclose CHD risk using a decision aid integrated within the EHR to facilitate shared decision making regarding need for statin therapy [ 9, 10].
No research to date has examined how promoting physical activity, specifically as a cessation aid integrated into standard behavioural and pharmacological treatment, may support cessation, especially in a group-based cessation programme.
The utility/applicability of this computer aided integrated scheme was proved by successfully analysing a real industrial problem referring to the appearance of defected articles in aluminium anodizing when medium/high thickness/porosity oxide layers were produced within a sulphuric acid bath.
One common characteristic of these systems is of the role of the decision-aid, integrating a variety of measured information to produce a simple form of more meaningful information that can be used to support human operators' judgment about environmental states of interest.
Most notably, none of the studies in our review evaluated the impact of a video decision aid when integrated into clinical care.
No study evaluated the impact of a video decision aid when integrated into clinical workflow.
No study evaluated the effect of video decision aids when integrated into clinical care.
Before recommending their use in clinical practice, more evidence is needed to confirm these findings and to evaluate the impact of video decision aids when integrated into patient care.
HIV and Aids is integrated into curriculum and into teaching and learning materials of a variety of different subjects, including biology, religious studies and physical education.
