Whether the association between hospitalization and venous thromboembolism (VTE) is modified by the use of thromboprophylaxis in older patients remains insufficiently evaluated.
The information generated by nurses through standardised nursing languages is insufficiently evaluated and exploited, mainly in home care services, as is its potential impact on outcomes.
Conclusion: Consequences of psychological trauma, insufficiently evaluated especially by the staff, which result in the appearance of psychological disorders (nightmares and anxiety) with sometimes even severe post-traumatic neurosis.
Moreover, age is still insufficiently evaluated as an influencing factor [ 111].
The instruments are, however, insufficiently evaluated for this type of population.
In some European countries child delivery represents 5% of the entire hospital activity [ 1], but the healthcare activity and costs generated by childbirth have been insufficiently evaluated.
These differences have been insufficiently evaluated in previous studies, but recent studies demonstrated that intracellular replication, cytopathogenicity, and infectivity to mammalian and protozoan cells also vary with Legionella species (30, 31 ).
New diagnostic methods, including the more sensitive direct fluorescence sputum microscopy techniques, faster liquid culture, rapid speciation methods and automated nucleic acid amplification tests are currently insufficiently evaluated or may not be suitable for young children, as they rarely produce sputum and often have paucibacillary disease.
Baseline data on plateau airway pressure were insufficiently reported to evaluate this variable as an effect modifier.
However, their study was not designed to explore the survival benefits of GM-CSF in sepsis so that it was insufficiently powered to evaluate mortality.
Fagil Mandy, former chairman of Uganda's National Examinations Board, feels that the critical role schools can play is insufficiently acknowledged and evaluated.
