Until very recently, patients with macular oedema as a result of CRVO could only be offered visual rehabilitation and visual aids in an attempt to help them to deal better with their reduced vision and its implications in their daily activities and quality of life.
Its implications may include reducing the health care burden of falls, improving the well-being of residents of RACFs, and contributing to the health policy debate, by challenging current residential aged care funding models.
It is, therefore, important to look at the proper disposal of carbon dioxide so as to reduce post-use implications of fossil fuels.
Although timely school closures may reduce transmission, other implications of school closure (eg, ethical and economic considerations) 4 and viral properties such as virulence must also be considered in policy decisions, and may depend on the local context.
' Still' was removed in question 7 to reduce the implication of impending death.
The concept has all sorts of intriguing potential, but Mr. Heginbotham, a standout member of the Mark Morris Dance Group, reduces the implications to a weakly comic bad-dream moment of "I'm in a hospital gown in front of an audience, and I have no idea what to do".
One study found that a simple three question Clinical Risk Assessment (CRA) could perform to a similar level to universal single site swabbing, but with considerably reduced resource implications [ 15].
In order to reduce implication learning time, a set of source and target nodes with predefined thresholds are selected and implications between these nodes are extracted.
The smaller number of facilitators required for this clustered PBL approach not only reduces the resource implications of a more traditional PBL approach, it also allows for facilitators with 'a belief in the philosophy of PBL' to volunteer.
Offshore wind farms (OWFs) can play a significant role in reducing the environmental implications of meeting the high electrical power demand of modern societies.
