However, this pattern of infection could be explained by care-seeking behaviour of parents and clinicians: It seems plausible that a caretaker would seek help for a child with oedema, regardless of what other symptoms the child may have.
The difference might be explained by better care in a medical center like our hospital, in which the patients received high quality care given by experts from a wide range of medical specialities.
Condensation: In the Netherlands, regional variations in trends in infant mortality due to perinatal conditions (1984 1994) exist, which could not be explained by health care characteristics (i.e., place or supervision of delivery and the presence of specialised neonatal care).
He calculates that perhaps a quarter of improvements in life expectancy could be explained by medical care.
While much of the differences are likely to be explained by health care access, dissimilar distributions by age, stage and histology suggest a possible role of biological factors.
This disparity could be explained by primary care and hospital-based, diabetes-specific facilities that do not attract and retain Aboriginal patients because of a failure to recognize important cultural sensitivities in the provision of care.
The relatively high grafting density for the grafting-to approach when compared to planar surfaces and previous reports, can be explained by the care taken to minimize the coil size of the PNIPAM-nitrodopamine during ligand replacement.
The slight decrease in mortality in the LS area (11%) could be explained by better care, while service screening of the period 1990 2000 in the LS area could have been responsible for only a small number of deaths occurring in the target population.
Philosophically, self-care ability can be explained by self-care activity and its goals, which are health and well-being. 1 According to Moran, philosophy has been explained by Husserl as the description of what is given in direct evidence.
However, there are many examples where variations in health care cannot be explained by the health care needs of the population, but instead are associated with characteristics of the patients, such as age, gender, income level or place of residence.[ 1] Canada has a predominantly publicly-financed, privately-delivered health care system.
Such a high level of maternal mortality may be explained by poor-quality care and by delays in uptake of care.
