The tertiary care physicians who accept transfers of such patients should help identify resources available at the referring hospitals and partner with them to create such site-specific algorithms, including use of emergency-release blood, fresh frozen plasma, shock garments, and tranexamic acid.
Identifying resources available at the national and international levels that can provide ongoing support for the PROMIS International initiative will be essential for the long-term sustainability of this effort.
The multidisciplinary care team approach that was mentioned by the respondents mainly identified resources, which were available in the local setting.
The sample size was governed by pragmatic considerations relating to the number of eligible trials identified, the resources available, and the willingness of trial investigators to participate.
We also describe a 3-Way-Handshake (3WHS) signaling protocol that can quickly set up connections (e.g., in <100 ms) and identify available resources (available wavelengths, transponders) so the connection setup process minimizes the use of transponders.
The next step is to identify all resources available to pay college expenses, including the expected family contribution, scholarships and grants, college savings and wages from employment -- if students plan to work.
Furthermore, on the issue of adjustment, not enough support is given to patients and caregivers to identify the resources available to them in the community.
The newly developed ARQ is a relatively short and easy to administer questionnaire which identifies the resources available to an adolescent, both individually and in their wider social environment.
Participants recognised that to remove health workforce bottlenecks, detailed health worker mapping of those caring for sick newborns was needed to identify the resources available and where tasks could be rapidly shifted to make more rational use of the existing workforce.
At these sites, doctors now regularly "prescribe" a wide range of basic resources - like food assistance, housing improvements, or heating fuel subsidies - which Health Leads' volunteers "fill" - applying their problem solving skills (and tenacity) to identify resources anywhere they may be available.
It allows young people to map the locations where youth are most likely to be exposed to HIV in their communities and helps them identify the community resources available.
