However, they go on to state that women often experience delays in treatment and service provision on release, and they suggest that alternative service provision such as phone treatment might be helpful in providing a more intensive post-release treatment and useful in times of crisis (Johnson and Zlotnick 2012).
The questions include: "Ever walked away/escaped from a halfway house?" "Were you ever suspended or expelled from school?" "Does your financial situation contribute to your stress?" "Tell me the best thing about your supervisor/teacher". Results of the assessment may also lead to diversion or may lead to a more intensive kind of post-arrest supervision, known as deferred prosecution.
Patients identified to have lower than average risk for readmission for HF might be considered for earlier and routine office visits post-discharge, whereas patients with higher than average risk might be considered for a delayed discharge or more immediate and intensive post-discharge follow-up.
The new monitoring system showed the proportion of unvaccinated children at street intersection transit sites in the July campaign decreased from 24% (1,784/7,405) at the start of the campaign to 3% (143/5,057) by the end of the SIA, consistent with findings from the more labor-intensive post-vaccination coverage surveys routinely performed by the program.
More intensive harvestings (i.e., lower post-harvest stand densities) than those implemented in the ERIKA stands could be applied to enhance the survival and growth of small spruces, but their true impacts remain uncertain.
3 It could also be argued that, in our study, a more intensive course of treatment in the post-term women may have produced an effect on the outcome parameters.
A search for novel regimens or post-transplant approaches with more intensive anti-leukemic activity, but limited toxicity will also be of marked benefit.
The insulin regimen was more intensive in the patients fed by the post-pyloric route with insulin administered at lower blood glucose concentrations.
Post-agrogenic Solonetzes showed a more intensive accumulation of free POM and a slower OC sequestration in aggregates compared to total SOC.
Those receiving ongoing PAS treatment averaged approximately one session every 8 weeks during the first two years post-presentation; however, in practice, more intensive treatment was delivered during the first six months, followed by periodic review.
In their place, Scotland Yard initiated more intensive covert monitoring.
