The phrase "as priority conditions" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used when discussing specific conditions that are considered a priority, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to address the issues as priority conditions to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "as priority factors" or "as key conditions".
Regarding health status, the dually eligible beneficiaries are more likely to have adverse medical conditions listed as predetermined priority conditions (priority list) such as hypertension, diabetes mellitus, cardiac problems, and arthritis.
However, WHO's Mental Health Gap Action Programme, which was launched in 2008, includes suicide as one of the priority conditions and provides evidence-based technical guidance to expand service provision in countries.
Regulatory authorities, HTA agencies, universities or other public-private organizations could lead the change, dedicating more research lines to prevention, diagnosis and rehabilitation, diversifying interventions to conditions generating in the population a significant burden without neglecting other socially priority conditions (as in the case of rare diseases or paediatric populations).
The WHO mhGAP intervention guide on priority conditions in mental health also was utilized as a core reference on content [ 8].
The FDA has proposed a list of priority conditions.
This is important since mental disorders are highly co-morbid with other priority conditions (e.g., maternal and child health conditions, HIV/AIDS, and non-communicable diseases such as cancer and diabetes). .
The variable for priority conditions indicated whether a respondent with a nonpriority condition also had a priority condition.
It is likely that podoconiosis has a large effect on quality of life of sufferers, and understanding this better is essential for establishing the full burden of the disease, planning appropriate services, and ensuring podoconiosis is treated as a high priority condition in local contexts.
Type 2 diabetes is a priority condition for comparative effectiveness research as it is a condition with multiple treatment options with multiple potential benefits and harms.
