Having an unemployed parent increases the risk for disruptions in nutrition, housing, and education -- all of which are important for brain development specifically and a child's future more generally.
People whose daily lives do not adhere to a traditional day-night schedule, including millions of people employed in shift work and others who experience jet lag from frequent travel, are at elevated risk for disruptions to circadian function and the health problems associated with them.
Relocation was also considered as a potential risk factor for disruption of existing care or failure to initiate treatment; however, MHS utilization did not significantly differ by relocation.
Although it is important for clinicians to recognize a history of miscarriage as a potential risk factor for disruption in the bond between mother and child, our study results indicate that clinicians should not assume that a history of miscarriage will definitely have a negative effect on the mother-infant relationship.
Police Scotland issued a stage three alert – for a high risk of disruption – for Dumfries & Galloway, Argyll and Central Scotland.
The $4.7 trillion in financial services revenue at risk for technological disruption was a prime target in 2015.
In the case of programs without EMRs, paper based systems for identifying patients at risk for ART disruption should be developed and tested.
Similarly, results from an analysis of QoL of patients with breast cancer suggest that younger women should be considered to be at high risk for QoL disruption and significant clinical distress [27].
These limitations can be overcome using panel data, but only if panel waves cover a long period of time, e.g., some decades, in order to evaluate the risk of disruption for a cohort of marriages.
Objectives: To assess ability of a medical acuity screening protocol to classify accurately deconditioned patients at risk for medical disruptions of acute rehabilitation.
