Individuals with FH should be encouraged to contact their relatives to inform them about their potential risk thus facilitating cascade testing.
These community-wide surveys served three objectives: to characterize ZAMSTAR communities, with regards to TB infection, in relative terms; to inform the randomization of the communities into intervention arms; and to provide data for one of ZAMSTAR's secondary outcomes.
When the patient is eating in a new place, it is advisable for them to go with a relative or to inform the staff of his/her condition.
For studies that provide binary outcome measures, we will calculate relative risks (RRs) to inform relative effectiveness.
In addition, parents could use the information to inform relatives and friends as it has been shown that even if parents are non-smokers, grandparents may be smokers and need to be informed on how to protect their grandchildren from ETS exposure [ 61].
An older relative stepped in to inform curious reporters that the youth "loves the new freedom", adding, "Lovely-jubbly, tally-ho, tally-ho .Nobody laughed.
Although these two systems were developed at different times, they have a similar process and objective: to profile medical care institutions on their relative costs and to inform those medical care institutions of the outcomes, thereby encouraging them to change their practice patterns.
In this study, GP questionnaires were mainly used to locate relatives and CNs, to inform that a palliative pathway had taken place at home or not, and to determine the duration of the palliative period.
While 67% of the physicians in another study would tell the truth to the patient, 8% preferred to inform relatives and 12% would ask relatives for their consent before talking to the patient [ 54].
Despite this, some estimate of relative efficacy in order to inform choice of agent is needed.
