Secondary outcome measures were: (1) blood loss ≥1,000 ml in 1 hour after enrolment; (2) blood transfusion; (3) haemoglobin level 1 day after birth <8 g/dl or blood transfusion; (4) additional uterotonic given after enrolment; (5) manual removal of the placenta; (6) evacuation of retained products of conception; (7) hysterectomy; (8) maternal death.
In Minnesota 8,180 people have applied for private insurance, but the state has not given any enrolment forms to insurers.
Yet when May's OECD report was published, the organisation also released calculations suggesting that, given universal enrolment in high school and the achievement of "basic skills" for all students, Brazil's GDP could increase by 751% by 2095 – that is, over the lifetimes of today's 15-year-olds.
If positive they were classified as a treatment failure and re-treated with the original treatment given at enrolment.
Doses were given at enrolment and repeated 4 weeks from baseline.
Given that enrolment lasted from September 1990 to early 1993, an average duration of observation of 8 years (from 1992 1999) was assumed for invited women.
The intervention was defined in terms of "offer to insure", given that enrolment in CHI was and continues to be voluntary.
First, given our enrolment restriction to patients with moderate-to-severe ARDS, we did not feel comfortable utilising a low-PEEP strategy for the control arm based on the findings by Briel et al 3 discussed previously.
Preterm births have multiple causes, and the design of this study allowed us to investigate the contribution of HIV, if any, given the enrolment of both HIV-infected and -uninfected women, in a setting with a very high antenatal HIV prevalence estimated at 39.5% (Department of Health, 2010a, b) and high preterm delivery rates.
