These factors all act to hinder initial treatment seeking, appropriate patient management and provision of continual and effective care.
"But more still needs to be done and we believe that for there to be a continual supply of effective antibiotics, a comprehensive review of the R&D [research and development] environment and good stewardship are required urgently".
This necessitates sustained efforts to improve the reliability of such measurements and tests, which play a key role in the continual development of effective health care systems.
The CMCHK should initiate a reform of the CME system to accommodate a more effective Continual Professional Development (CPD) in the pedagogical mode in the future, which would be more compatible with the graduates' needs and learning style [ 32].
The purpose of this study was to determine, by continual reassessment, the 90% effective dose (ED90) of phenylephrine for hypotension after combined spinal epidural anesthesia.
[ 3] As noted earlier, programs aimed at ensuring faculty vitality, productivity and institutional loyalty are likely to be far more cost-effective than continual recruitment and retraining [ 1, 8, 14, 31].
That process of continual refinement has never been so effective as it has been for Eve Online, the science-fiction game first opened to the public by CCP of Iceland in May 2003.
Spending that money on drug treatment and other strategies that would actually reduce crime would be much more effective in ensuring the continual decline of the state's crime rates.
The reason for this may be that reinforcers may be less effective for tasks requiring continual responses to rapid, externally-paced stimuli than for subject-paced (free-operant) responding [ 68].
We assumed that immunity induced by infection or vaccination in each season will provide partial protection against circulating strains in the subsequent influenza seasons, and this (cross-protection) immunity becomes gradually less effective due to the continual drift of influenza viruses [ 1].
