Sentence examples for incorporated chronic from inspiring English sources

The FILDCARE Project incorporated chronic care with current healthcare activities making use of pre-existing human resources for health.

We then incorporated chronic diseases and the APOE4 allele to examine how measures of physical health and genetic information may alter the associations in Model I (Model II, Table  2).

However, one shortcoming of the existing literature is that few studies have incorporated chronic diseases, genetic markers, social environmental factors, and health behaviors simultaneously in their analytic framework of SRH.

Manton, KG, Kulminski, A, Akushevich, I, and Kravchenko, J. "Modeling the effects of biologically incorporated radionuclides and chronic low-dose ionizing radiation exposure on both cancer and chronic non-cancer diseases". Radiatsionnaia biologiia, radioecologiia 46, no.

A well accepted nutrition education package for promoting healthy ageing and reducing risk of chronic diseases was developed that incorporated modifications based on feedback from older adult subjects and health clinic staff in a rural area.

Are prognostic patient factors incorporated in the process of surgical decision making for chronic low back pain?

Recognizing HF as a major cause of health care resource utilization, the Public Health Agency of Canada incorporated this action plan into its 2013 2016 Strategic Plan for chronic disease with the objective to reduce by 25%% the number of HF-related hospitalisations [ 8].

As V(IntFib) was not correlated with the Banff Chronic Score, a multivariate model was created that incorporated V(IntFib) and both Acute and Chronic Banff pathology.

Multimorbidity was examined using chronic condition counts and a clinical construct that incorporated conditions involving multiple body systems/specialties.

Whereas one study [ 75] included estimates of chronic mortality, excluding acute mortality effects, another [ 23] incorporated acute mortality only.

These orientations to the challenges of worsening chronic illness are not mutually exclusive and Thomas's story incorporated a complex mix of adaptation, resistance, and fatalism: provisional time and fading time.