The phrase "allocating disease" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the distribution or assignment of resources related to disease management, but the wording is unclear.
Example: "The researchers are focusing on allocating disease resources to the most affected areas."
Alternatives: "distributing disease resources" or "assigning disease management resources".
In the UK, specially trained coding teams are employed by hospitals to allocate disease codes based on the discharge summary written by the medical team.
This study recommends that more resources be allocated towards disease control and introduction of improved breeds.
But experts warn that if ample resources aren't allocated, the disease could rebound. .
At DAHS and ACCHS-2 there were allocated chronic disease 'clinics' where diabetes reviews took place.
Although, there are many vehicles at the hospital, not a single one is allocated for disease surveillance purpose".
37 of these translated directly into 37 potential deficits with 15 potential deficits allocated for "disease diagnoses" and 4 for "number of regular medications per day".
Until recently, laboratory capacity building has received relatively little funding when compared with the financial resources donor agencies have allocated to disease prevention, control and treatment [ 22, 23].
Of the three pillars of the Health Extension Programme, family health services was the largest (38% of their time each week), with 10% of this time allocated to disease prevention and control, 11% to hygiene and sanitation, and 8% to community meetings.
No costs were allocated to disease associated mortality, lost productivity, use of the legal or penal system or the associated family burden, in spite of the relative importance of these costs.
One approach is to quantify research expenditure and then compare it against measures of disease burden, the rationale being that research funding should be allocated towards diseases with the highest burden.
