10, 26 In contrast, this was not applicable to community-dwelling older adults.
At first, our results are only applicable to community-dwelling seniors with relatively good overall health status.
It can be considered that cutoff values of TUG test established in many case control studies may be biased 49 and not applicable to community-dwelling older adults.
In addition, the study was done in a single-referral center with high adenoma detection rates, which may not be as applicable to community-based colonoscopies with lower adenoma detection rates.
These interventions are recommended by the Cochrane Collaboration review of interventions to prevent falls in the community setting 2 and were also the ones determined by the research team to be most applicable to the community setting.
There is an urgent need to verify whether such research is applicable to a community and primary care environment.
While this approach provides important information, it is unclear whether results from tertiary care facilities are applicable to smaller community hospitals, and therefore whether recommendations based on tertiary care hospital data are broadly applicable.
Advances in the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) in the last decade have significantly improved survival; however, simple biomarkers to predict response or toxicity have not been identified, which are applicable to all community oncology settings worldwide.
This outcome suggests that the use of asthma counselors who are well trained in asthma counseling and home environmental interventions is applicable to the community setting and that similar strategies might be useful in other resource-limited or post-disaster settings to improve the health of children with respiratory and other health conditions.
HIV education materials, based on existing local HIV training curriculum, were modified to address basic knowledge about the virus, transmission risk as applicable to the community, practical risk reduction approaches, as well as local myth and misinformation that fuel the stigmatization of people living with HIV.
