Lastly, patients who were not preventively treated according to our delirium prevention protocol, mostly due to non-compliance, served as an additional control group.
In this paper, the return on investment (ROI) of preventively vaccinating HCWs against pertussis to prevent nosocomial pertussis outbreaks is estimated using a hospital ward perspective, presuming an outbreak occurs once in 10 years.
The return on investment of preventively vaccinating HCWs against pertussis to prevent a nosocomial pertussis outbreak was 1 4, meaning 4 Euros can be saved by investing one Euro on preventive vaccination of HCWs to prevent a pertussis outbreak.
In this paper, we aim to calculate the return on investment (ROI) of preventively vaccinating HCWs against pertussis to prevent nosocomial pertussis outbreaks in a neonatology ward using a hospital ward perspective.
The system can be preventively replaced at a sampling epoch and must be replaced upon failure; preventive replacement costs less than failure replacement.
Or preventively detaining suspected terrorists while bypassing criminal law safeguards?
Conventional farmers, on the other hand, often use antibiotics preventively to treat stressed, disease-prone animals kept in factory farms.
So why do doctors persist in prescribing bed rest, not only when prematurity threatens but often preventively, especially in pregnancies involving two or more babies?
ANTIHISTAMINES -- As you would guess from the name, these drugs block the action of histamine and thus are most effective if taken preventively, before you develop allergic symptoms.
A kitten sold or given away at a discount store in the Bronx has died of rabies, and two people are being treated preventively, city health officials said.
Coalitions might be temporary; force might be used unilaterally and preventively, not just as a matter of convenience but as a point of doctrine.
