Understanding the differences among the methods used to produce prevalence data on multi-morbidity in primary care can help explain the varying results.
This can help reduce morbidity and mortality, and achieve a better control over hospital infections.
Quantifying this morbidity at the population level can help inform healthcare delivery requirements for this complex population.
54, 55 In addition to the above measures aimed at reducing risk of falls, medical intervention can help reduce morbidity by reducing fall-related injury.
The planning of health programs and services appropriate to the immediate postoperative treatment of women with breast cancer, and increasing the awareness of health professionals regarding the early diagnosis of lymphedema, can help minimize morbidity.
A better understanding of the relationship between multi-morbidity, HRQOL and depressive symptoms can help primary care doctors to better manage patients with chronic disease by informing the development of interventions that can address their multi-dimensional needs.
Others can help decrease maternal morbidity and mortality by working in direct patient care or patient education.
Understanding of the risk factors responsible for morbidity and mortality in these patients can help in a better management of this disorder.
Prompt, appropriate treatment can help decrease this morbidity and mortality.
By washing hands with soap, families and communities can help reduce child morbidity rates from diarrheal diseases by almost 50 per cent.
