Despite the broad relevance and importance of such data, acquiring local census estimates in a timely and accurate manner is challenging because population counts can change rapidly [1, 2] and are contingent on public participation [3, 4].
Despite the broad relevance and importance of such data, acquiring local census estimates in a timely and accurate manner is challenging because population counts can change rapidly, are often politically charged, and suffer from logistical and administrative challenges.
It is well established that nitric oxide is an effective vasodilative, antibacterial and tumoricidal agent, however its targeted delivery in a controllable manner is challenging but necessary for successful therapeutic applications.
However, designing CDS protocols in this manner is challenging because of the diversity of treatment management scenarios for a given clinical domain.
While many stakeholders such as clinicians, patients, the public, and administrators, should have a voice in health-care rationing at the policy level, engaging all relevant parties in a meaningful manner is challenging.
