The absence of a sound strategic planning by the top management has often contributed to ineffective quality improvement (Whalen and Rahim 1994; Talib et al. 2011).
Rather, these very distinct lenses through which doctors and designers approach problem solving can contribute to ineffective communication and difficulty in recognizing the potential benefits that the other party brings to the table.
They also concluded that it may contribute to ineffective problem-solving.
This contributes to ineffective birth preparedness and hence delay in seeking care for preventive care (57).
Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) carries the need for continuous anticoagulation to maintain circuit patency whereas clotting may contribute to ineffective treatment and blood loss.
Poor governance, exemplified by poor accountability and transparency, corruption and limited engagement of communities in health, contributes to ineffective health systems [ 2].
Low concentrations of vitamin B12 and folic acid, which are essential for normal RBC development, also might contribute to ineffective erythropoiesis in critically ill patients.
Additionally, the housing conditions involving social isolation that were employed in some of these studies might have also had a negative impact on the running activity of the mice [ 211], thus contributing to the ineffective effect of exercise on adult hippocampal neurogenesis.
These children frequently exhibit lesions on the oral mucosa, resulting in pain that contributes to ineffective or infrequent tooth brushing.
Another general approach is to target iron overload that contributes to ineffective erythropoiesis by using hepcidin agonists [ 112], reducing hepcidin expression by targeting tmprss 6 a protease that attenuates its expression [ 113], and using apo-transferrin to decrease labile plasma iron [ 114].
