Patients that are alone or isolated should be flagged within a family or even within the medical system, requiring more frequent follow up.
The N.R.C. recently issued classified orders to American licensees hospitals, clinics, universities, and corporations instructing them to improve on-site security, but the commission lacks the budget to follow up with frequent inspections.
The N.R.C. recently issued classified orders to American licensees — hospitals, clinics, universities, and corporations — instructing them to improve on-site security, but the commission lacks the budget to follow up with frequent inspections.
Three variables were statistically significant in the final multivariable model: mothers' participation at follow-up, frequent discussion about Chornobyl, and lower distrust in authorities.
During follow-up, frequent fish consumption declined, but overall, approximately 27% of children consumed fish at least once per week, and 18% never consumed fish.
Some surgical procedures require frequent follow ups and ensure activity.
While her much touted book was basically a short essay on asking for a raise, her frequent follow up has been excellent.
A frequent follow up comment declares that it is better to visit before we ruin it, through economic development that will bring in fast-food and upscale coffee.
It is often challenging to make the school district step up to its responsibilities so frequent follow up and repetition of your expectations is critical to making progress, as is your ability to push hard on issues of disclosure".
Health seeking in terms of regular and frequent follow up is perhaps better among men practicing high risk behavior.
Such estimates would require frequent follow up on patient cohorts, something that, due to financial constraints, would be nearly impossible in Serbia nowadays.
