Sad mood functioned as an analogue for more clinical levels of negative mood, as in depression, and also as a prime for biased processing.
Credit is assigned based on predicted clinical benefit gained by moving patients from prior poor control to a more favorable clinical level.
This review found that only 52% of the studies proposed interventions stemming from their findings, and that of these, 55% proposed interventions that focused exclusively on the more proximal, clinical level.
While all but one article traced at least partial pathways to inequity, only 52% proposed any intervention and 55% of these interventions focused exclusively on the more proximal, clinical level.
Eventually, in the third type of case management with a more clinical focus, the level of collaboration with other professionals is facilitated by external factors, such as formal agreements with other primary care agencies, the use of software for the organisation of the care, including sharing the information about the beneficiaries with other professionals.
Thus, the number of cases is higher in age/sex groups that have weaker immunities, more clinical infections and/or higher levels of exposure.
According to authors' criteria, the increases in total cost of AOT with B/N combination's incorporation obtained in this study seem reasonable, even more if additional benefits at clinical level for patients are considered.
However, on a clinical level, a more useful level of analysis denominator might be individuals, because roughly 40% of psychiatric inpatients are readmitted within a year of discharge.
Total scores can range from 0 to 12, with higher scores indicating greater parental psychological distress, and a total score of 1 or more classified as indicating a clinical level of psychological distress [ 113].
This seems to be largely due to the fact that nurses and midwives who work at the higher polyclinic level provide more clinical services than those at FAPs.
