Clinically, incorrect diagnosis may lead to delays in the delivery of appropriate, evidence-based care.
Regeneration of bone and cartilage defects can be accelerated by localized delivery of appropriate growth factors incorporated within biodegradable carriers.
If a patient is found to be HIV infected, knowledge of common opportunistic infections guides the clinicians in the delivery of appropriate antimicrobial and resuscitative therapy.
Localised delivery of appropriate biomolecule/drug(s) can be suitable to prevent postoperative infections and inflammation after scaffold implantation in vivo.
Tissue engineering is an emerging multidisciplinary field of investigation focused on the regeneration of diseased or injured tissues through the delivery of appropriate molecular and mechanical signals.
The design and delivery of appropriate measures and messages may require collaborative partnerships, with knowledgeable and influential 'go-to' landowners and peer-mentoring networks playing a critical role.
It is the role of the radiologist to recognize the classic imaging patterns of these non-malignant oesophageal diseases to facilitate the delivery of appropriate and prompt medical treatment.
A delay or incorrect diagnosis of ADHD could have a significant negative impact on a patient's social and emotional development, while an early and accurate detection of ADHD can strongly influence the course of the condition development by delivery of appropriate treatments to the patient.
In these settings, effective antimalarial treatment and the targeted delivery of appropriate malaria control interventions may be a cost-effective approach to reducing the morbidity and mortality associated with severe anaemia.
First, we should expect that understaffing in some facilities complicates the delivery of appropriate services.
The delivery of appropriate interventions requires proactive collaboration of a multidisciplinary group of professionals.
