Moreover, fatal outcomes in children were described as also being dependent on health staff and parents' awareness of the disease, implying that children's outcomes depend not only on age, but also on adequate management by health staff and opportune care-seeking behavior by parents [ 29, 37, 38, 93, 107].
In the case of opportunity for care, empowered and disease-aware individuals tend to seek care opportunely [ 19] and knowledgeable staff tend to offer opportune management to dengue patients [ 18, 19].
These epidemiologic changes also serve as an alert to health authorities in the American region to update their healthcare services to provide agile, opportune, and good quality care for patients, particularly children, with DHF, to reduce deaths.
The great quality and quantity of the respiratory research in such a dynamic and opportune time will impact patient care.
It was just fortuitous that it happened on a day that was most opportune for being able to take care of a disaster like this.
"With the advent of health care reform, this is an opportune time for them to be getting into the health care system, understanding what their family histories are, and learning what they can do to maintain their health". Depending on the kinds of heart disease that run in a family, certain tests may be important.
Premature death should be viewed by us as tragic, not opportune, especially when we excel at palliative care and do not need to violate the Hippocratic Oath.
There has been a recent surge in studies assessing a variety of treatment interventions for depression in primary care settings, making this an opportune time to perform a meta-analysis to address this question.
HCT provides a point of health care contact that might be an opportune time to intervene on heavy alcohol consumption [ 27].
It is a challenging yet opportune time for practitioners delivering end-of-life care, especially in the UK where there is a drive to enable patients to be cared for and die in the place of their choice.
