The phrase "availability of cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of specific instances or examples, often in legal, medical, or research contexts.
Example: "The availability of cases related to this issue will help us understand the broader implications of the law."
Alternatives: "accessibility of cases" or "presence of cases".
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Secondly, time for competency level accomplishment may vary according to residents' rotation, personal motivation, availability of cases and their learning abilities.
By contrast, the test for trisomy 18 and 13 was not formally verified at SCMM before being applied to this data set, because of the limited availability of cases.
To our knowledge, the German surveillance system is unique in combining a huge number of Norovirus outbreak reports with the availability of case-based information for all cases, whether outbreak associated or not, at the national level.
Availability of case or (preferably) care management services, usually by a nurse (372 ).
Minimum requirement for addition to the database was the availability of case specific data for the complete (molecular-) cytogenetic analysis result and clinical diagnosis.
In addition, full-time case managers have more dementia expertise, given their continuous education and substantial caseload, whereas the part-time availability of case managers made them less accessible to informal caregivers or professionals.
Availability of case or (preferably) care management services (405 ): Nurses, pharmacists, and other nonphysician health care professionals using detailed algorithms working under the supervision of physicians have demonstrated the greatest reduction in A1C and blood pressure (406, 407 ).
The competing demands on HSAs' time, combined with the reality that many do not reside in their catchment areas, limit the availability of case management at the community level in Malawi.
In this report we present data on the availability of case-management commodities, coverage with malaria related health systems support activities and the malaria case-management practices across the Sudan 5 years after the policy change and 3 years after the launch of the national malaria strategy.
The CDC guidelines emphasize the need for health agencies to develop an approach that maintains community relations while responding to clusters efficiently; the approaches vary among states as well as according to the nature of the cluster and the availability of case and comparison data.
