Sentence examples for more recent care from inspiring English sources

The more than 50% reduction in 'clinical effectiveness' that characterized the best fitting parameter sets is inconsistent with the higher treatment efficacy documented in more recent studies, [46] [48], [52] [55], [59] [63] the data used in this exercise were based on a specific cohort from 1998 and 2002 and would not be expected to reflect more recent care patterns and improved outcomes.

More recent health care reform policy indicates increasing interest in measuring quality of care outcomes [ 14, 15].

Univariate χ analysis showed that only residential location (i.e., urban or rural residence) was significantly associated with more recent dental care visits in both middle-aged (χ 2  = 7.577, P < 0.01) and elderly (χ 2  = 5.451, P < 0.01) participants (Table  5).

Our results confirm the findings of the two published studies comparing cryotherapy with salicylic acid 10 11 and the results from a more recent Dutch primary care study 9 which compared cryotherapy with salicylic acid or a combination of salicylic and lactic acid for the treatment of plantar and hand warts.

A more recent definition of home care defines it as "a phenomenon in which care is provided by professionals to people in their own homes with the ultimate goal of not only contributing to their life quality and functional health status, but also to replace hospital care with care in the home for societal reasons".

The more recent constructions of palliative care, particularly as defined by PEPFAR, became very much associated with terminal AIDS care.

The more recent advances in wound care therapies, modalities, and evidence-based research have demonstrated that an advanced standard of care for wound healing should exist.

Surveys from several FM residency programs have seen a decline in the more recent graduates providing obstetrical care [ 15, 17].

More recent improvement in supportive care medications have allowed for increased allogeneic and autologous transplantation in an older population of patients compared to the past.

The more recent 2014 standards of care [ 9] still call for an aggressive treatment strategy to reduce LDL-C, blood pressure, and HbA1c in diabetic patients.

In addition, we received more recent comments by home care providers and governmental officials using these earlier HC-QIs in several US states and Canadian provinces to help guide the current development.