Interventions are needed to trigger identification and further evaluation of abnormal glucose tests.
The intervention is likely to trigger a full inquiry which – if it finds he has broken the rules – could result in Lord Blencathra being censured.
- To assure and enhance the quality of facilitators and to monitor their performance - To formalize and harmonize manuals and tools for the entire CLTS process from field intervention planning to triggering, certification and follow up.
Such focused interventions have been shown to trigger far-reaching positive consequences (Aguilar et al. 2014).
The magnitude of this difference is almost half of the timeframe (60 days) recommended to trigger interventions for delayed sputum culture conversion noted above.
The condition in which a tubular damage biomarker is positive, even in the absence of a rise in serum creatinine (subclinical AKI), may become sufficient to trigger interventions and protective strategies for the kidney.
No more buckpassing of the kind we saw in the Winterbourne View scandal, when a whistleblower's warnings of abusive treatment of learning disabled people in the private hospital near Bristol failed to trigger intervention.
Where the authority has concerns about performance – and some early warning signals come locally, not regionally or centrally – it should be able to trigger intervention.
This is reasonable since dispersed cases are collectively less likely to trigger intervention.
A third is the absence of clinically relevant and validated cutoff values that help guide use of the biomarkers to trigger appropriate interventions and changes to patient management.
