Sentence examples for multidimensional approach including from inspiring English sources

Capacity of doing this needs to be built and requires a multidimensional approach including field demonstrations as well as a proper dissemination of information using different information and communication technology tools.

Capacity of doing this needs to be built at all level and requires a multidimensional approach including field demonstrations as well as a proper dissemination of information using different information and communication technology tools.

The authors attempted a multidimensional approach including the NGAL level combined with the initial clinical assessment of risk of presumed AKI by the caring physician.

It has been shown that a multidimensional approach including, but not involving only, therapeutic education could improve the AD patient's QoL [ 23].

Despite higher patient intrinsic risk characteristics during the intervention period, a multidimensional approach including improved compliance with preventive measures for CLAB resulted in significant reductions in the CLAB incidence rate.

In this study, we have used a multidimensional approach including high-magnification and super-resolution microscopy, cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF) mass spectrometry analysis and ELISA to investigate the Aβ pathology and its associated cognitive impairments, in a novel transgenic rat model overexpressing human APP.

This multidimensional approach included a bundle of infection control interventions including hand hygiene, active screening, contact precaution and environmental cleaning.

Other examples of this multidimensional approach include computing a cardiovascular risk [61] index or marker of allostatic load [62], which include multiple health indicators and predict disease better than individual indicators.

As mentioned earlier, a systematic review has shown that multidimensional approaches including, but not involving only, therapeutic education, caregiver support and respite improve the patient's QoL [ 23].

Although this study has not shown any beneficial effects of a proactive primary care approach, including a multidimensional assessment and interdisciplinary care based on a tailor made treatment plan and regular evaluation and follow-up, in frail older people, it adds to the evidence base for clinical decision making and future research regarding community based care for such people.

A multidimensional approach that includes societal, healthcare provider and interprofessional education about advance care planning and goals of care will be important.