Consequently, the life expectancy as well as the quality-of-life of patients surviving the prophylactic period will be underestimated and the cost-effectiveness as well.
Furthermore, to improve the healthy life expectancy as well as quality of life of the Bangladeshi people, efforts should be made to promote life satisfaction and the other factors significantly associated with SRH.
The United Nations 2006 Human Development Report ranked Nepal 138th out of 177 countries based upon its human development index (HDI) which takes into consideration life expectancy as well as indicators of education and standard of living [ 15].
Patient comorbidities, functional impairments or mobility disability, and geriatric syndromes (including cognitive impairment) provide clinically useful, reasonably accurate estimates of life expectancy as well as a comprehensive evaluation of health status.
With the increasing life expectancy as well as the number of elderly, a rise in the prevalence of cerebrovascular diseases can be expected in many developed countries.
To match this frame of expectancies as far as possible was the aim of the presented consensus on lung MRI protocol suggestions.
This gradient of health has been noted before, not least by Michael Marmot of University College London.Excess alcohol also leads to obesity that cuts life expectancy, as Sarah Harper of the University of Oxford argued in an excellent lecture delivered in London on March 13th.
In this evaluation those predicted to survive the first year following the trauma are assumed then to have the same life expectancy as members of the general population of similar age and gender.
The forest had an air of quiet expectancy, as if the island of Kauai had taken a deep breath and was poised, on the cusp, about to exhale.
As stated in the introduction, we are seriously concerned that subjective life expectancy as one of our most important covariates suffers from measurement error leading to attenuation bias.
