Sentence examples for consistent utilisation from inspiring English sources

To conceptualise underlying socio-cultural factors, we assume a 'maternal migration effect' as pre-migration influences on pregnant women's post-migration care-seeking and consistent utilisation of available care.

Competency in these techniques is becoming more common however, and with this wider practice more consistent utilisation should be possible.

The radiological community, both in Europe and in other countries, has developed clinical decision support (CDS) systems to ensure a consistent and appropriate utilisation of resources by referring physicians.

In those who died of cerebro- vascular disease, socioeconomic status showed no consistent association with utilisation.

Closed-loop control requires a reliable and consistent signal for feedback utilisation.

The positively skewed frequency distribution of medical services utilisation was consistent with a previous study on ambulatory care utilisation patterns in Taiwan.

Our findings of moderate MIP effects on utilisation are consistent with the effects found by other studies of similar programs targeted at the poor [ 37].

Our findings regarding health service utilisation is consistent with other work which show illicit drug users more likely to use Emergency Department and primary care [ 32].

The initial primary care consultation rate observed for the GOA control cohort in the current study (approximately 11 consultations per year) was consistent with general medical utilisation patterns as documented in a recent UK Department of Health report [ 25].

The fact that discharges to extended care facilities and inpatient deaths were associated with higher inpatient resource utilisation is consistent with the notion that patients who are at highest risk for mortality consume the greatest portion of the healthcare resources.

The current study captured outpatient systemic paediatric antibiotic use of five countries in different European regions ensuring high inter-country comparability, due to consistent definition of drug utilisation measures, age groups and classification of antibiotic subgroups.