One of the deaths was due to overwhelming MRSA septicaemia, without neutropenia, attributable to the venous access device; the other was due to neutropenic sepsis managed too late and at a non-oncology hospital; both were potentially avoidable.
24In the period of investigation, only workers who prior to unemployment worked under permanent contracts and were laid off for reasons attributable to the employer could access solidarity funding.
First, existing caselaw indicates that the costs only count if they are "directly attributable to the defendants' alleged access of [the] computer" Shirokov v. Dunlap, Grubb & Weaver, 2012 WL 1065578, at *24 (D. Mass. 2012) (concluding that legal fees cannot constitute "loss" under the CFAA).
The differences in opinion between the MDD/TD management decision and the independent, retrospective evaluation may be attributable to the MDD/TD having access to additional information from video feeds, sideline observation, or on-field interaction with the player, which likely would make their decision more accurate than just using the broadcasters video feed.
The increase in utilization may be attributable to the current increase in access; i.e., health extension workers are now able to inset Implanon [ 17].
Thus with TPE the frequency of reactions directly attributable to the procedure performed via peripheral access is less than those due to central line placement [ 22].
The authors suggest that this may be attributable to the VA being an equal access system, without financial and health insurance barriers to care (Rabeneck et al, 2003).
Despite the importance of the presumed cost and access benefits of the opt-out rule, to date few studies have attempted to quantify changes in access and costs attributable to the opt-out rules.
This lack of association is probably attributable to the more liberal guidelines available today regarding access to HCV treatment.
