The phrase "all utilisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete or total use of something, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The report highlights the need for all utilisation of available resources to maximize efficiency."
Alternatives: "full utilization" or "complete use".
According to the NHIRD, these sampled files were representative of all utilisation within the NHI in Taiwan.
In addition, a probabilistic sensitivity analysis was also undertaken in which all utilisation and outcome variables were varied.
Markov modelling was used to calculate lifetime costs, LYs and QALYs and uncertainty was assessed through probabilistic sensitivity analysis on all utilisation and outcome variables.
To control for potential confounders [ 34], the fitted models for all utilisation measures were adjusted for the launch of generic perindopril in October 2007 and the launch of generic losartan in July 2010.
To assess the association between a single-tablet-per-day antiretroviral therapy (ART) regimen (STR) and treatment adherence, all-cause hospitalisation risk and other all-cause healthcare utilisation and costs in a large population of Medicaid enrollees in the USA who received treatment for HIV infection.
* Percentage non-response households In all surveys, utilisation of GP and specialist services was self-reported.
Hospital administrative databases were extracted for all resource utilisation on a patient level.
This is in contrast to a strong economic theoretical recommendation to include patient and caregiver time as essential resource utilisations: costing from a societal perspective should include all resource utilisation irrespective of who invests it.
Owing to the complexity of obesity as a health problem, the excess-cost approach was chosen for this analysis, assuming that all excess utilisation is related to excess weight [ 39].
All resource utilisation data were collected thoroughly by prospective completion of Case Report Forms in the main trial (Douillard et al, 2000) and retrospective collation of data in the follow-up study.
All healthcare utilisation dropped significantly as duration on ART increased with only 2.6 clinic visits, 0.1 inpatient days and 0.02 tuberculosis cases per patient-quarter in the third year.
