Possibly the integrated child case management has contributed to this diagnostic overlap as diagnoses in this setting generally are based on history and clinical examination.
Her complaint alleged that the department falsified child death reports to eliminate mention of case management errors that contributed to the fatalities.
If specific aspects of VA's integrated care programs for veterans with HIV, such as intensive case management, are found to contribute to lower likelihood of non-VA admission, then this would inform strategies to limit non-VA use among other veteran populations at high risk from fragmented care, such as veterans with other major chronic diseases or illnesses.
In the study areas, a better understanding of the efficacy of antimalarial drugs (in SAM and non-SAM children) will contribute to updating the protocols for case management of malaria, and thus contribute to improving the health of the population.
The primary role of the geneticist in this process is to define etiology, if possible, and to provide counseling and contribute to case management based on the results of such investigations.
Increasing coverage of inexpensive health interventions such as immunization, insecticide-treated nets, and case management of childhood infections could be contributing to the decline in critical income for child survival (Jamison et al., 2006; Mathers et al., 2008).
Adequate and continuous training will most likely contribute to improved diarrhoea case management.
In addition, this study shows how holistic assessment, patient focused case management and provision of psychological support can contribute to treatment access and uptake.
This in turn is expected to contribute to more timely case management of complications of pregnancy or delivery and ultimately to lower morbidity and mortality.
It can strengthen the physician-patient relationship during the course of care and contribute to more effective case management, as well as develop a long-term case monitoring mechanism [ 13].
