Sentence examples for art and monitoring from inspiring English sources
Strict adherence to ART and monitoring for drug-drug interactions, management of adverse-events and existing co-morbidities in HIV positive patients irrespective of their TB status is pivotal to achieving favourable outcomes.
This enables assessment of eligibility for ART, and monitoring of response to treatment to be carried out without the need for the patient to travel to the central hospital.
Nurse-driven ART in Lesotho (28), the use of community-based Health Surveillance Assistants (HSAs) to dispense ART and monitor stable patients in one region of Malawi (29), and community care coordinators in Kenya (13) are examples of such 'task-shifting'.
Between 2004 2008, 559 ART naïve clients were enrolled in a prospective cohort, initiated on ART, and monitored with viral load (VL) and CD4+ cell counts every 6 months (VLM group).
Understanding the influence of these factors on HIV disease progression is important to inform pre-ART care and monitoring strategies, and for policy decisions concerning the timing of ART initiation and the use of ART for prevention.
The shorter time to ART eligibility in male patients suggests a possible need for sex-specific pre-ART care and monitoring strategies.
This process is still continuing with consistently improved understanding through growing field experiences in the larger domain of geo-mining conditions and state-of-art strata analysis and monitoring techniques.
The theoretical explanation of the mechanism of roof caving is still continuing with consistently improved understanding through growing field experiences in the larger domain of geo-mining conditions and state-of-art strata mechanics analysis and monitoring techniques.
Therefore, surveying and monitoring modern art collection for the use of potentially photocatalytically active pigments remains of high importance.
Determining risk of LTFU at enrollment and initiation of ART and focused tracking are crucial to improve retention rates for patients on ART and care and monitoring.
Among people with HIV infection, CD4+ T-cell count is used to determine eligibility for antiretroviral treatment (ART) and to monitor treatment response.
