These programs are designed to complement, not duplicate, current health care services.
If we project the 1999 population BPb of 2.0 another 2.15 natural-log lead units down to a population lead level of 0.24 μg/dL in the indeterminate future, we can duplicate the health benefit of BPb reductions for the population already achieved by the reductions between 1976 and 1999, at least for IQ outcomes.
While our observed level of performance may not be duplicated in health systems where diagnostic codes are assigned by non-providers and/or have reimbursement repercussions, our findings reinforce results obtained in adult and pediatric emergency room populations [23], [24].
Duplicate aspects of health were removed.
Local decisions need to consider local factors however a systematic review of the literature should not be duplicated in each health service.
Colombo and Tapay [ 5] emphasized that PHI is distinguished as primary, duplicate, complementary, and supplementary health insurance based on its role within the health care system and its interaction with public coverage.
However, the use of human samples should not be ignored as they clearly inform and are essential since changes in animal models of diabetes, and particularly rodents, do not always duplicate those in human health or disease.
The experiences in Massachusetts and other states won't necessarily be duplicated under a national health care reform program that lacks a mandate, however, said Karen Pollitz, a senior fellow at the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation and a former health official in the Obama administration.
The Ministry of Health merged three kinds of data sources above and removed duplicates to produce official health statistics.
This includes, in line with the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, a clear commitment to counter attempts to create new organisations and initiatives in the (global) health sector duplicating existing mandates and tasks.
