For the purposes of this assessment, indications for how the use of different assistance modalities may influence the effectiveness of humanitarian assistance were sought.
1. Describe the indications for POCUS for bladder volume assessment Indications for pediatric bladder volume assessment include: Evaluation for urine in the bladder prior to urethral catheterization attempts in infants or those children who are unable to provide a sterile clean-catch specimen.
Based on this assessment, no indication exists of phenotypic differences between monocytes from SpA and RA patients and healthy individuals.
Potential DRPs and associated recommendations were identified by implicit criteria based on a structural assessment of indication, effectiveness, safety and compliance by Hepler and Strand [ 7].
In the assessment, the indication of CS, the timing of MNM or death, and any pre-existing conditions were taken into account.
As part of the usual intake procedure families are asked to fill in standard questionnaires to collect information for diagnostic assessment and indication criteria.
Maidment et al. concluded that "medication management in dementia is a broad concept that should encompass a complete review of medication, including assessment of indication, dosage, interactions and continued need" [ 23].
For example, biomarkers play an important role in drug target discovery and validation (e.g. as quantitative readouts for candidate drugs) [ 7], in the monitoring of toxicity mechanisms (e.g. assessment of indication of unwanted side-effects) [ 8], and non-invasive imaging of diseased organs [ 9].
In further studies, clinical assessment of indications and distinctions among anxiety, sleep disorders and other indications would facilitate an improved focus on inappropriate long-term use of benzodiazepines.
It is worth noting that a proportion of patients with penetrating neck injury will require immediate surgical intervention without radiological assessment: current indications for such immediate surgical intervention include: those patients with an expanding haematoma, haemorrhagic exsanguination, shock, airway compromise and massive subcutaneous emphysema [27] (Fig. 3a c).
