Our patients were rendered asymptomatic with surgical treatment and went on to have appropriate management of rheumatoid arthritis.
High-risk patients should also have appropriate management of other CVD risk factors.
It is therefore imperative that patients with diabetic retinopathy have appropriate management of both their systemic diseases and their ophthalmic condition.
In some developing countries, bacterial meningitis has appropriate clinical management and chemotherapy is available.
These gave rise to the following multidimensional definition of quality of headache care: "Good-quality headache care achieves accurate diagnosis and individualized management, has appropriate referral pathways, educates patients about their headaches and their management, is convenient and comfortable, satisfies patients, is efficient and equitable, assesses outcomes and is safe".
From these indicators the following multidimensional definition of quality of headache care was formulated: Good-quality headache care achieves accurate diagnosis and individualized management, has appropriate referral pathways, educates patients about their headaches and their management, is convenient and comfortable, satisfies patients, is efficient and equitable, assesses outcomes and is safe.
Domain I: safety of care "Good quality headache care achieves accurate diagnosis and individualized management, has appropriate referral pathways, educates patients about their headaches and their management, is convenient and comfortable, satisfies patients, is efficient and equitable, assesses outcomes and is safe" [4].
"You're just trying to do more things and so you've got to be sure management team has appropriate quality-control checks and balances".
The report said: "We are of the view that had appropriate governance, risk management and reporting arrangements been established from the outset, then the process of preparing a revised business case for DMI could have been commenced as early as July 2011.
It is difficult to judge whether these patients had appropriate assessment, diagnosis, and management in the home setting or on wards with no organised stroke care, but it is unlikely.
