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"I want to know whether our current Medicaid enrollees, and there certainly could be millions more by 2014, could be served more cost efficiently and see better outcomes in a state run program," she said.
After Delanghe's work in 2008 [ 20] Ortho Clinical Diagnostics Inc. recalibrated its assay resulting in better outcomes in a concentration range >77 μmol/L [ 5].
EPs exhibited markedly improved vessel formation relative to mature ECs upon transplantation, and formed functional anastomoses with the host circulation with better outcomes in a mouse MI model.
Furthermore, baseline sVEGFR-3 and VEGF-C below the median were associated with better outcomes in a phase II trial (n=61) that evaluated sunitinib following prior bevacizumab exposure (Rini et al, 2008).
It has been demonstrated that maximal response is associated with better outcome in a variety of different treatment settings [ 6].
Our findings show that negative fluid balance 48 hours after admission may correlate with better outcome in a heterogeneous population of critically ill patients.
Results After adjustment for characteristics of patients, hospitals, and treatment, rtPA was associated with better outcome in a time dependent pattern.
Similarly, initial cognitive flexibility predicted a better outcome in an RCT of CBT-P (8).
The study indicated that a female therapist was associated with better outcomes in patients with an irritable bowel syndrome.
Interventions are needed to reduce FoF to ensure better outcomes in older patients rehabilitating in a SNF.
