It showed high accuracy in diagnosing community-acquired pneumonia [ 5].
On the other hand, lower mean score was observed for perceived HEWs' skill to diagnose community problems (69.97 ± 25.91).
The purpose of this study was to identify predictors of health decline among older adults with clinically diagnosed community acquired pneumonia (CAP).
A close look into these factors has shown that respect, competency, availability and perceived HEWs' skill to diagnose community problems were related to HEWs.
Two of these decisive determinant factors were related to HEWs' professional and interpersonal skills; namely perceived respect and skill to diagnose community problems.
Age, perceived skill to diagnose community problems, perceived respect, involvement of husband and being recognized as a model family were significantly predicted satisfactions with health extension services.
Hence, mothers' satisfaction with HEP was mostly explained by age of the mothers, perceived HEWs' skill to diagnose community problems, perceived respect, involvement of husband in the program and being titled as model family.
Finally, age, perceived HEWs' skill to diagnose community problems, perceived respect, involvement of husband in HEP and being model families were significantly predicted respondents' satisfactions with health extension service provisions.
The use of sTREM-1, suPAR and MIF to diagnose community-acquired bacterial infections in medical patients has not yet been studied.
The community health care information system maintains a list of residents with mental retardation, dementia, or any other major psychosis diagnosed by community doctors using questionnaires such as Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) and the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12).
The health files of patients over 45 years of age, with DM documented in hospital records or diagnosed during community clinic visits, were retrieved.
