Sentence examples for implementation of morbidity from inspiring English sources

A national survey was conducted by the "Collège français d'anesthésie et de réanimation (CFAR)" and the "Collège des bonnes pratiques en réanimation (CBPR)", to analyze the implementation of morbidity and mortality conferences (MMCs) in French intensive care units (ICUs).

This is of importance not only for identification of an exposed population but because it can also partly indicate the successful implementation of morbidity control in distinct areas.

The National Public Health Institute has identified the implementation of a morbidity register as a priority.

Chronicity of diagnoses was assessed using the report of the expert group on the implementation of a morbidity oriented risk adjustment scheme in the German Statutory Health Insurance [ 13].

The multifaceted program will be conducted by mobile geriatric team, including geriatric preoperative consultation, training of the surgical staff and implementation of the Hospital Elder Life Program, and morbidity and mortality conference related to delirium cases.

As there is no safe level of SHS exposure, and HRQoL is an important health outcome for evaluating the implementation of policies and predicting morbidity and mortality, this study aimed to investigate (1) the association between SHS exposure and HRQoL among never smokers using a representative Chinese sample, and (2) the association between different locations of SHS exposure and HRQoL.

The expected long term impact of the implementation of this initiative is reduction of morbidity and mortality, as well as the number of new HIV infections.

Haemophilus influenzae type b was an important cause of morbidity before the implementation of routine vaccination with conjugate vaccine, while decreased after the vaccination introduction.

Early detection and treatment of diabetes logically allows for early implementation of interventions proven to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with diabetes and its complications.

The CONFUCIUS program associates three complementary interventions focusing on several stages of the patient management: (1) a preoperative geriatric consultation, (2) training of the surgical wards staff with implementation of the HELP, (3) periodic morbidity and mortality conferences.

It is hoped that the baseline prevalence estimate for COPD generated in Tiruvallur district of Tamilnadu can be used by the researchers as well as local public health officials in future for the implementation of interventions to reduce the morbidity, mortality, and economic burden due to COPD.