Our study shows that there is no robust relationship between the occurrence of the central government's "multi-channelled intervention" and resource mobilization, as well as "multi-channelled intervention" and protest tactics.
Palliative care phase is predictive of the need for palliative care service intervention and resource utilization [ 19, 20].
However, in Mali, where resources are lower than in Senegal, both the ALARM intervention and resource availability were important predictors of quality.
Most of the postoperative markers of care analysed (seven of the eight) demonstrated lower levels of aggressive intervention and resource use.
After taking into account quality of evidence, benefit, harm, value, preference, burden on patient of the intervention, and resource implications, we made four strong recommendations and five weak recommendations for intervention.
To make results more meaningful, the absolute case number and proportion, which are good indicators of what subpopulations should be targeted for greater intervention and resource allocation, were reported.
We extracted study characteristics (study design, setting and population), a description of the intervention (the type of intervention, providers, and resources involved), comparison intervention, risk of bias, outcome measurement and results, and funding for the study.
