Though health worker training has been shown to be critical for improving case management, [15] [16]the cadre of health workers to be targeted needs to be critically reconsidered.
Acute interventions that minimize or arrest ongoing bleeding and hematoma size are likely to be critical for improving outcomes [4, 13].
As pain is highly subjective, clinical decision support systems (CDSSs) can be critical for improving the accuracy of pain assessment and offering better support for clinical decision-making.
Regulation of water and other environmental factors may be critical for improving seed germination and successive growth, and this should be considered in developing technologies for efficient germination and growth [1, 2].
Fluid communication between surgeons and residents can be critical for improving the procedures.
Thus, studies of primary immune deficiencies appear to be critical for improving our understanding of the immune response.
For example, Holmes et al. have argued that imagining positive events from a field perspective may be critical for improving positive emotion (Holmes, Coughtrey, & Connor, 2008).
Serial imaging of mouse models of breast cancer will therefore be critical for improving understanding of breast cancer, and developing new diagnostic methods and treatments.
This suggests integration and co-ordination of Australia's national health priority areas will be critical for improving health within each priority area.
Furthermore, the involvement of male partners will be critical for improving reproductive health outcomes, and increasing education among girls in these settings is likely a strong approach for improving reproductive health and buffering effects of low empowerment among women.
The findings suggest that meeting patient expectations about information on dialysis choices and prognosis may be critical for improving patient experiences of long-term dialysis care and can form the basis for future healthcare services research in the dialysis setting.
