The phrase "and reduced utilization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing efficiency, resource management, or changes in usage patterns.
Example: "The new policy led to increased efficiency and reduced utilization of unnecessary resources."
Alternatives: "and decreased use of" or "and lower consumption of".
However, RLAI treatment was associated with a significantly lower incidence of EPS, a trend towards a lower incidence of TD, and reduced utilization of oral antipsychotics.
Health services research suggests that PCC leads to enhanced patient satisfaction, improved outcomes, enhanced health status and reduced utilization of care [ 7- 10].
Additional studies including prospective and randomized clinical trials are warranted to determine if there is a causal link between referring patients to inpatient AIC and reduced utilization of first-line drugs thereafter.
A group of investigators from the Group Health Cooperative reported high satisfaction among all stakeholders and reduced utilization of surgery and overall costs after implementation of decision aids for patients with hip and knee arthritis [ 16, 17].
Health care and society may gain substantially from the planned intervention program, both in the form of individualized psychosocial support and reduced utilization of health care, preserved work capacity or a quicker return to work.
Patients themselves perceive these attitudes and their reaction may be reflected in low satisfaction, non-compliance with treatment and reduced utilization of services, which negatively affects care outcomes [ 10, 15, 18, 19].
Contemporary total knee implant designs are characterized by enhanced trochlear geometry more similar to native knee anatomy to minimize instability and reduce utilization of a lateral release.
We also observed that mice receiving RYGB microbiota gained the least fat mass and had a reduced RQ, suggesting reduced utilization of carbohydrates and increased utilization of fat for metabolic processes.
Celik & Hotchkiss [12], Navaneetham & Dharmalingam [24] and Abor & Abekah-Nkrumah [9] are some studies that have concluded that differential access to health care facilities between the rural and urban centers reduced utilization of maternal health care services for the rural dwellers.
Furthermore, repression of other transport systems such as phoU and treB, responsible for phosphate and trehalose import, respectively, also suggests reduced utilization of phosphate and trehalose leading to limited bacterial growth inside the nematode.
The multi-level consequences of low health literacy have been reviewed extensively and include negative health behaviors, reduced utilization of preventive health services, and poorer adherence to therapeutic protocols [ 14, 15].
