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Most commonly, models of palliative care have been aimed at supporting home-based end of life care, optimising use of SPC expertise, avoiding futile treatments and providing support for family-care givers and community health professionals [ 44- 49, 51- 55, 56, 58, 58, 61].

Many local authorities are innovating and achieving much greater integration between health and care services, thereby improving care for people and optimising use of resources available".

Achieving best patient outcomes and optimising use of health resources should be the goal of every health system, whether in developed or developing countries.

The ePGA probably endorses the most traditional model of health, where the contribution of the platform is to optimise use of existing pharmacogenomic information, with immediate translation into increasing the accuracy of professionals' prescription decisions.

Use of AI-doses containing low-sperm numbers are increasingly been used to optimise use of elite bulls as well as to accommodate an eventual wider application of sex-sorted semen.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of the age of the generator, the number of elutions performed, and the interval between elutions on Ga-68 yield and Ge-68 breakthrough in order to optimise use of Ga-68.

Strategies are necessary to optimise use of natural language processing in the identification of AMI in these electronic healthcare record (EHR) data.

At an institutional level, centres could optimise use of resources for fieldworkers' professional development by pooling these between different projects or running such an initiative centrally.

Although only a small group of patients with a medically unnecessary contact mentioned accessibility as a motive for contacting out-of-hours care, improvement of access to their own GP during the day may optimise use of the GP cooperative.

This model provided a very strategic approach to optimise use of scarce health staff while at the same time maximising community access to a comprehensive range of health care services.

Following consultation with the industry partners, two key areas of relevance were identified for this study; namely how to optimise use of emergency care and prioritising patients for bariatric surgery.