About a third of the nation's 4,800 hospitals are prosperous and can consider buying improved versions of an array of diagnostic machines.
The boy has been in the custody of the child welfare system ever since, moving through an array of diagnostic centers and private foster care agencies with city contracts.
Each was displayed on a single screen and included an array of diagnostic and treatment options and means to communicate with the interdisciplinary team.
Patients may undergo an array of diagnostic imaging examinations as part of their oncology pathway, including x-ray computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and radioisotope imaging such as single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and positron emission tomography (PET).
When a patient has started ART, there is an array of diagnostic tests performed regularly.
By comparing an array of diagnostic options across emblematic epidemiological scenarios, we provide guidance to decision-makers who seek to ascertain the optimal diagnostic strategy to achieve their selected disease control targets, and to do so using a standardized methodology.
Physicians frequently do an array of diagnostic tests to rule out common causes for back pain, such as renal ultrasound for kidney stones, chest radiography for pneumonia and even spinal radiographic survey or bone scintigraphy for spondylodiscitis.
39, 40 In high-income settings, the mainstay for ART monitoring are VL tests, CD4 counts, and an array of other diagnostics including liver function tests, renal function, and whole-blood counts.
Modern day healthcare involves an array of complicated diagnostic and therapeutic decisions affected by the system within which these occur.
Olino et al. [ 13] examined the extent to which MDD in parents and grandparents, assessed using an array of clinical diagnostic instruments, was related to children's internalizing and externalizing problems.
