This reinforces the need for intensive support for struggling tenants to maximise their incomes.
So we must not create the idea that there is no need for intensive care in secure settings.
Correctional institutions have given increased attention to mental health treatment in recent years, he said, but the new findings highlight the need for intensive screening.
Your July 8 editorial "Is Home Care Really Working?" underscores the need for intensive supervision of the elderly who receive home care.
Given the yearly challenge of seasonal influenza and the potential catastrophic consequences of future pandemics, the need for intensive basic and clinical influenza research is unquestionable.
RSV and influenza A infections resulted in comparable lengths of stay, need for intensive care monitoring, and mortality (8% and 7%, respectively) [30, 31].
Introduction: Severe pediatric poisoning is defined by the need for intensive care monitoring due to the nature, quantity of the substance and or clinical manifestations.
Saccadometry may act as a potential objective biomarker of early brain injury to guide the need for intensive care admission and treatment.
Most returned to normal after a few days without the need for intensive treatment or programs.
There remains a need for intensive and impartial investigation to determine the extent and the cause of actions which led directly to the deaths of innocents.
Alterations in mental status were evaluated on the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), possible mechanical ventilation and the need for intensive care unit (ICU) treatment were recorded.
