Sentence examples for morbid population from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, it has become clear from studies in different countries and continents [ 1- 10] that delinquents, (ie. adjudicated youth), are a highly psychiatrically morbid population in dire need of services.

To reflect this, the "Normal" survival curve should have been based on higher age-specific mortality rates, although independent Life Tables for this morbid population do not, of course, exist.

In rising to the challenge of an ageing and multi-morbid population, reforms of primary care are being proposed in England.

This study was designed to measure the effects of GC on the quality of care for a multi-morbid population with high-risk scores on the outcomes of care for patients, families, primary-care practices, physicians, nurses, and healthcare insurers.

Secondly, as this was an observational study and patients could only be included if they had had a SCr test, therefore the study population may represent a more co-morbid population that the general population.

Chronic diseases often progress over time so associations with depression and anxiety recurrence might be different in studies examining older multi-morbid populations.

Those randomised controlled trials of vitamin D supplementation that are available are largely confined to elderly populations with pre-existing morbidity, for example, following hip fracture and are therefore not generalisable to either younger or pre-morbid populations.

In the face of an aging and increasingly morbid global population [ 14], timely access to ICU beds becomes increasingly important [ 15, 16].