Accurate and standardised diagnosis of neck and shoulder myalgia is a prerequisite for adequate interventions and would reasonably advance the management of these disorders, but at present no such generally accepted and applied system of diagnosis exists.
Sensitizing health care professionals to the identification of PTSS symptoms but also to indicators of neuroticism and the use of specific coping strategies early in the treatment course is essential for the planning and implementation of adequate intervention strategies.
In earthquake-prone areas, it is of extreme importance to carry out structural analysis studies for assessing the actual behaviour of archaeological constructions, and for proposing adequate intervention measures.
But I learned through experiencing our suicide stats first hand that my mere existence isn't an adequate intervention for struggling young people who know me that, to quote Dan Savage, "it gets better".
The adequate intervention for DTC vary depending on the disease stage, rather than the different causative mutations.
In the past 10 years, risk stratification systems were reported in order to try to better establish the adequate intervention for each patient [ 13, 14].
To minimise the risk of erroneous registrations, only those coded for both diagnosis and adequate intervention (either upper femur fracture surgery or hip replacement, i.e. ICD-10 surgical codes NFJ and NFB) were registered as hip fracture.
In those circumstances self-assessment of the quality of life may suggest that some aspects of physical and mental wellbeing are under threat, thus creating a basis for early recognition and adequate intervention [ 15, 16].
If we want to be successful, an adequate intervention for the control of the obesity epidemic in children should not forget to act on both the child and his social context.
