Intensive monitoring by increasing office visits (e.g. monthly) is impractical, onerous and inefficient (since problem incidence is very low) and is likely to fail to detect potentially catastrophic problems occurring between interrogations.
Poor children are more likely to go hungry, which is associated with lower reading and math scores, greater physical and mental health problems, higher incidence of emotional and behavioral problems, and a greater chance of obesity.
The increased prevalence of overweight and obesity in children has serious ramifications for future trends of metabolic disorders and disease, cardiovascular and pulmonary disease, gastrointestinal conditions, skeletal problems, cancer incidence, mortality, and psychosocial disorders [ 5- 7].
The use of qualitative cultures has some associated problems; the incidence of colonization is very high in hospitalized patients in general, and even more so in patients requiring endotracheal intubation [ 6].
So, although potentially a single institution problem, the incidence of VT > 10 mL/kg PBW may be an underestimated incident that needs to be confirmed and addressed.
Fecal incontinence remains being a problem which incidence is not despicable such an important social and health impact.
The responses were grouped into 21 categories of problem and incidence and severity indices were calculated for each category.
HCC is a rising global health problem, with incidence increasing in Asia, Europe and United States [ 2, 4].
Acute pancreatitis (AP) is a common clinical problem whose incidence has been progressively increasing in recent years.
Because of this problem using incidence rate, case counts were examined instead as a possible data source for determining the classes.
