The personnel who collected data were trained to do so objectively, but it was not possible to keep them from knowing which facilities received intervention and which did not; this could have resulted in some bias.
As consultation and service fees are neither directly paid by CBI enrollees nor reimbursed by the insurance scheme, health workers feared that any increase in CBI coverage of the population from which their facilities drew their patients could decrease facility revenue, leading to less disposable income to purchase basic medical supplies [ 23].
Within this region there are 175 aged care facilities, from which the participating facilities were selected on the basis of higher than 'expected' hospital admission rates.
We controlled for individual characteristics (age, gender, and the presence of WHO identified chronic diseases), the facility from which they routinely received medical care, the region in which the medical care facility was located, and the year of visit or vaccination.
The database includes information on the dates of onset of illness, case reporting, and laboratory testing; patient age and sex; and the hospital or healthcare facility from which test specimens were submitted, as well as the city or public health unit in which the submitting facility is located.
Mr. Obama also proposed to use $30 billion from the financial bailout fund to create a new lending facility, from which banks could draw money to lend to small businesses.
She was later airlifted from the mountain via helicopter and taken to a Whistler medical facility, from which she was later released.
Spyker has requested to draw an additional 29 million on that lending facility, from which it has already received 217 million.
Spyker has requested to draw an additional 29 million euros on that lending facility, from which it has already received 217 million euros.
The law, the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, stipulates that "each responsible party for a vessel or a facility from which oil is discharged" is liable for cleanup costs.
A law passed a year after the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster makes "each responsible party for a vessel or a facility from which oil is discharged" liable for cleaning up a spill.
