—A policy maker Further, stakeholders observed a need to evaluate and subsequently, if appropriate, promote a decision aids' effectiveness.
The results indicate that the involvement of top management and the creation of a shared learning environment are important factors in the successful implementation of Lean; in addition, we observed a need for a holistic Lean philosophy.
Therefore, we observed a second need, for a dedicated, standardized SBGN file format.
This finding was corroborated by Molnar and colleagues, who observed a higher need for inotropic support in a cohort of critically ill patients treated with NAC for longer than 24 hours [ 13].
After homogenizing the sample of patients by propensity score, an effect on mortality is discarded and we observed a significant need for use of norepinephrine and a nonsignificant trend for prolonged mechanical ventilation and renal failure requiring renal replacement therapy, both probably related with the greatest need for vasopressors observed.
When using L-AmB at a therapeutic dosage (3 mg/kg/day) in pediatric patients after allogeneic HSCT, we often observed an increased need for supplementation of potassium, bicarbonate, and calcium during and within the first two weeks following intravenous antifungal prophylaxis.
There is no evidence from the current study that the story led to inappropriate referrals although it is possible that primary care physicians had to see many women who were unnecessarily worried about breast cancer, or observed an increased need for BRCA testing in the months following the revelation.
Again, the American Church might provoke new conversations about the American Dream with a parable that upsets current understandings of power and success: The American Dream is like a President of the United States who, upon observing a great need during his global travels, renounces his presidency in order to serve and meet this need.
From 1995 to 2006 the authors observed a significant decrease in the need for liver transplantation in PBC while the total number of transplantations increased and the number of transplantations for another chronic cholestatic liver disease, namely PSC, remained stable.
We observed a significant correlation between time needed on the Stroop and number of mood episodes (n = 39 due to one outlier; r = .34; p = .03).03
Whereas published studies often point to the cost of health care as the main reason for unmet health care needs, we observed a stronger effect of other factors, particularly age and homebound status.
