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Implementing this simple and reproducible parameter in routine pathological examination may help optimise risk stratification in patients with invasive ductal breast cancer.

27 28 A secondary analysis from our cohort suggested that a single hs-cTnT level below the limit of blank may be sufficient to exclude AMI, although this would not facilitate the immediate discharge of as many patients as the MACS rule and does not make use of clinical, ECG and biochemical data to optimise risk stratification.

Reflecting on the corresponding debate in Germany, we suggest the following five key principles for a sustainable use of PPP and provide recommendations for their implementation: (1) minimising use; (2) identifying, quantifying, and communicating risks; (3) optimising risk management; (4) compensating for unavoidable effects; (5) internalising external costs.

The initial assessment at ARDS onset followed by a second assessment at 24 h under SVS represents a better method for optimising risk stratification of patients with ARDS.

Therefore, in the past years, strategies for optimising risk stratification of normotensive patients with acute PE have focused on (1) combination models integrating information from laboratory markers and imaging procedures [ 7– 9]; (2) clinical scores of PE severity [ 10– 14]; and (3) novel, promising biomarkers [ 9, 15].

Evidence-based guidelines advise that warfarin would optimise stroke risk reduction for all three cases, although aspirin may also be suitable for Case 1 [ 1].

Therefore, the period of time prior to elective cardiac surgery presents a significant opportunity to optimise preoperative risk factors particularly in vulnerable patients, such as the frail, older adult population.

Although exercise training is a core component, current practice guidelines consistently recommend "comprehensive rehabilitation" programmes that should include other components to optimise cardiovascular risk reduction, foster healthy behaviours and compliance to these behaviours, reduce disability, and promote an active lifestyle.

An audit of maternal morbidity should be used to learn from every case of severe acute maternal morbidity to improve care, optimise the risk selection system, and prevent future severe acute maternal morbidity from happening.

This paper focuses specifically on the qualitative findings generated in Phases 1 through 4. Our objective was to create an evidence-based, theory-informed self-contained website focused on facilitating the management of diabetes including optimising vascular risk factors.

Nutrigenomic-based PN has the potential to reduce disease risk, optimise health and performance, and assist in the treatment of chronic disease.