Consequently, these studies offer little evidence that higher utilization rates resulting from self-referral to ancillary services represent inappropriate or unnecessary care [94 96].
It has also been suggested that these admissions represent inappropriate acute hospitalisations from nursing homes or in older people at the end of life.
The absence of 'clinically significant' items in a subject's workup was explicitly defined during panel review to represent inappropriate clinical care.
In my opinion, the invitation represents both inappropriate meddling in the politics of Israel and an inappropriate intrusion into the domestic American debate over the need for new sanctions on Iran.
Numerical scores are assigned to the questions to represent the degree of appropriateness using four-points scale where 1 represents highly inappropriate and 4 represents highly appropriate.
Native Hawaiian groups say the project represents an inappropriate use of sacred land, and that state agencies have improperly ignored their views.
We do not imply that the observation of higher rates of suggestions to limit care necessarily represents an inappropriate recommendation.
The Brechner et al. (2000) study has been questioned on the grounds that Flagstaff represents an inappropriate reference location because of its much higher elevation (Lamm 2003).
Event pathway two represents an inappropriate referral; a patient believed to be at increased risk due to their self-reported family history but subsequently found to be at population risk following examination of medical records and risk assessment (left hand column of Figure 1).
Thus, standardisation of birthweight risk marker associations for current body fatness may be inappropriate and represent overadjustment [ 15].
Phobia, a type of anxiety disorder, is represented by inappropriate fears that are triggered by specific situations or objects.
