The phrase "and changes in safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or updates related to safety protocols, regulations, or conditions.
Example: "The report outlines the new procedures and changes in safety that will be implemented next month."
Alternatives: "and modifications to safety" or "and updates regarding safety".
The primary objective of these post hoc analyses was to examine the potential relationship between different olanzapine LAI doses and changes in safety and efficacy parameters.
This may occur due to changes in co-payments, product withdrawals, changes to subsidy and changes in safety or efficacy or indications.
We sought to determine the potential influence of clinical trial results and changes in safety regulations with changes in reimbursement policies on anemia management practices in a representative U.S. HD population.
We believe that models based on this type of relational approach are necessary for understanding how infrastructure is associated with reduction of injuries in safety promotion, and that such descriptions are also a prerequisite for planning investments and changes in safety policies that are both effective and contextually sensitive.
The finding, in a report released Tuesday, comes after an extensive review and several changes in safety procedures for subway workers.
We identified two meaningful factors, which we described as representing perceived changes in infrastructure (eigenvalue: 2.9) and perceived changes in safety (eigenvalue: 1.2; table 1).
Poverty has climbed in Mississippi in recent years, and things are tougher in other ways for poor women, with cuts in cash welfare and changes in the medical safety net.
The AS + AQ combination was well tolerated, and only minor changes in safety parameters occurred, although the sample size was too small to detect rare events.
Many U.S. hospitals have utilized valid questionnaires to measure safety attitudes among clinical areas [ 26, 27], and to compare changes in safety attitudes after evidence-based interventions [ 23, 25, 28].
The Fastnet has had starker reminders, including the storm that left 15 sailors dead in 1979 and led to major changes in safety regulations and preparations.
Results of the performed sensitivity analysis and change in the safety factor for selected variables are shown in Fig. 10.
