It has been argued that this 'personal health management' – informal work done to monitor, inform, or influence one's health – may be a burden, with potential to contribute to poor health outcomes.
Our research is focused on this issue of 'personal health management' , which we define as any informal, unpaid work done to manage, monitor, inform, or influence personal (or family) health outcomes.
These activities can be divided into six areas: early detection and monitoring, informing, promoting, continuation, referring and recording.
A basic package of community preventive social assistance services was piloted: the social workers have carried out outreach activities including needs-assessment, monitoring, informing and counseling, and have provided appropriate social assistance services to the worst-off children and families.
Current guidelines addresses issues such as community participation, involvement of vulnerable populations, children and women as well informed consent and monitoring informed consent [ 31].
A federal judge raised concerns yesterday that WorldCom was not keeping a monitor informed about millions of dollars in fees that the company was paying to consultants.
An opposition party election monitor informed him that his statement violated the ban on public campaigning (the left has also accused his party of violating the ban by sending out campaign text messages to cellphones over the weekend).
I usually sat wearing a headset while a green screened monitor informed me who the computer was calling and what school the alleged deadbeat had attended.
Annual review of continuing research, monitoring informed consent, monitoring adherence to approved protocols and monitoring integrity of research data comprise the main types of monitoring and oversight activity.
We propose that patients who are treated with VEGFR TKI are monitored and informed for possible signs or symptoms associated with cognitive impairment.
