Surely we can all agree that programs must be age-appropriate, medically accurate, and truthful.
In the research realm, members of two National Human Genome Research Institute NHGRII) consortia argued that researchers should offer participants context-appropriate medically actionable findings when discovered purposefully or by chance.
Patient-centered outcomes research approaches [ 37], emphasizing research propelled by patient interest, may be most appropriate for medically unexplained conditions such as CLD.
Whereas, in Bangladesh, fully 77% of those going to "non-appropriate" providers (shops and non-allopathic practitioners) received ORS, in India, only 36% of cases seen by "appropriate" or medically qualified providers received ORS.
Among those seeking care for diarrhea from "appropriate" or medically qualified providers, almost two-thirds reported receiving ORS versus a little under half among those seeking care from "non-appropriate" providers.
It may well be that the higher cognitive skills needed to answer clinical questions online mean that it is not appropriate or medically safe to manage people with learning difficulties and/or people for whom English is not their first language remotely.
But Saewyc says the guidelines "do not provide detailed and specific guidance on what kind of information is relevant, and schools may or may not provide age-appropriate and medically accurate information that is up to date for LGBTQ youth".
In a motion to suppress evidence filed yesterday, Astin's lawyer, Manny Arora, said that "the amount of medication in question was not excessive and would be medically appropriate based on the medical condition of Mr. Benoit".
The screening process for each cohort begins with identification using relevant data available in the patient's electronic health record of age-appropriate, potentially eligible patients whose primary care provider (PCP) regards the interventions under study to be medically appropriate and safe for that patient.
