Sentence examples for identifying treatment needs from inspiring English sources
The main objective of this study was to help UNICEF improve the design of diagnostic aids based on the challenges CHWs indicated they face while assessing, classifying and identifying treatment needs for children under 5 with rapid breathing.
This is so, although patient reported outcomes of OHRQoL may provide valuable information, for example by identifying treatment needs, selecting therapies, evaluating treatment outcomes and monitoring patient progress [ 18].
Due to the increased frequency of NAFLD in elderly subjects, it is useful for identifying treatment needs and rehabilitation services, and for planning and implementing comprehensive NAFLD preventive care programs.
The prognostic value of CD4 counts and RNA viral load for identifying treatment need in HIV-infected individuals depends on (a) variation within and among individuals, and (b) relative risks of clinical progression per unit CD4 or RNA difference.
Chronic illnesses such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, which interfere with ones cognitive and communicative skills, cause barriers in identifying treatments needs for these residents [ 25].
Treatment satisfaction might be a useful tool to identify treatment needs among Aboriginal people with chronic long-term opioid dependence.
The prevention of homicide recidivism by people who have committed a homicide offence and are diagnosed with schizophrenia might be feasible because they are a small population with identified treatment needs.
Access to HIV testing and ART has been prioritized over laboratory services for monitoring ART toxicity and identifying treatment failure and the need to switch to second-line [ 14].
Biomarkers of relevance to prognosis which may also identify treatment targets are needed.
These instruments are used to assess re-offending risk and to identify the treatment needs of the client [ 19].
This information can help professionals to better identify the treatment needs of these often silent and under-served women and determine the most appropriate interventions to reduce further risks and promote recovery.
