Major complications (i.e., adverse outcomes demanding further treatment) were defined as blood loss exceeding 1,000 mL, a blood transfusion due to a postoperative clinical relevant drop in Hemoglobin or bladder/ureteric injury.
Addressing the diversity of challenges and factors that influence outcomes demands a diversity of knowledge resources and shared approaches.
Despite such concerns, the impact and effect of organizational factors (e.g., ward specialization) related to specific discharge processes and outcomes demands investigation.
The large discrepancy in economic evaluation between QALYs (based on EQ5D) and ICERs (based on clinically relevant outcomes) demands further research on the validity of EQ5D in psychogeriatric cost-utility studies.
The use of disease models to evaluate drug disease interactions and the role of covariates in pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and treatment outcome demand the use of somewhat sophisticated statistical methods, which cannot be achieved by standard linear regression techniques.
A successful outcome demands careful planning, so from the day we received our notification, three months before the visit, we started to prepare and that began with gathering intelligence and setting up a clear structure of project management with staff working to make sure we were ready.
The problem is that the changes required to achieve the vision of robust Israeli and Palestinian states living side by side are now considerably less likely than other less familiar but more plausible outcomes that demand high-level attention but aren't receiving it.
This paper contributes to this debate by developing a game theoretical model in the context of which we analyze how the inclusion of RES-E in the electricity wholesale market affects equilibrium outcomes under demand and supply uncertainty.
Today the advent of educational technology, the higher bar set by deeper learning outcomes that demand applied experiences in the real world, and a strong social trend toward more personalization everywhere allows -- or maybe demands -- that we renovate schooling to align with the modern era and the science and research about how young people learn.
Macintyre and Ellaway (2003) suggested that many of the individual-level factors epidemiologists tend to control for (e.g., race, income, sex, education) represent variables on the causal pathway between neighborhood exposures and individual health outcomes that demand closer examination.
