Sentence examples for b burden from inspiring English sources

Domain B: burden of disease What is/are the … 4) Incidence of the disease?

The Chinese government has implemented universal hepatitis B vaccination as part of their national infant immunisation program since the 1990s to reduce the hepatitis B burden in the overall population of China [ 27, 28].

Domains A-F refer to the following domains of questions described under Results: A – Characteristics of the pathogen; B – Burden of disease; C – Diagnosis; D – Risk factors; E – Intervention; F – Implementation of intervention.

Whilst part of the comparatively poor health outcomes are ascribed to the high HIV &TB burden of disease (and to some extent also due to the existence of two systems, public and private), health system weaknesses contributing to poor outcomes include poor governance, management and accountability systems, and a still weak PHC system with inadequate access and quality of health care.

Within the perceived benefits and burdens theme, there were two sub-themes: (a) Poor understanding of ICD risks and benefits/Belief that ICD will improve quality of life; and (b) Burdens of living with an ICD.

The case study introduces: a) main program features including rationale, goals, intervention design, and partnership development; b) illness burden and social barriers of the population contributing to care challenges and opportunities; and c) lessons learned with steps that have been taken to engage both patients and providers more actively in the care model.

Because patients with RA have a lower peripheral B cell burden at baseline compared with patients with lymphoma, this may partially explain why the incidence of IRRs reported in RA is lower than that in NHL [ 5].

The Hepatitis B Disease Burden and Vaccination Model Version 1.2 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was used to estimate hepatitis cases averted for several vaccination strategies, given measured HBsAg seroprevalence [ 18].

Emphasis is placed on: a) Quality of care and quality of life of people with dementia in institutional long-term care and home care; b) Caregiver burden and quality of life of informal caregivers of people with dementia in institutional long-term care and home care.

Independent variables entered into the model included: BSI score, age, gender, BMI, FEV1% predicted, MST, LCQ domains, QOL-B domains except QOL-B Treatment Burden (this response is not scored for every patient) and constructs of the TTM (Marcus's Self-Efficacy average score, Marcus's Decisional Balance 'pros' and 'cons' scores, Marcus's Processes of Change cognitive and behavioural average scores).

We chose QOL-B Treatment Burden and Respiratory Symptoms as Treatment Burden is important for adherence in CF [ 9] and QOL-B Respiratory Symptoms is a recognised end-point for bronchiectasis clinical trials [ 29].