Using a minimum of 2-year observation period risks omission of a considerable amount of relevant research.
Nevertheless, this procedure cannot be abandoned because there is a risk of omission of a clinically silent, curable life-threatening condition, such as aortic trauma [10].
"I don't think we've spoken enough about the risk of omission," he said.
Children in the intervention group also receive tailored text-messages, sent only when a dose is at risk of omission.
Such an approach may consist of sending time-tailored text-message reminders that are sent only if a drug dose is at risk of omission.
Children in the intervention group receive "time-tailored" text messages that are only sent when a dose is at risk of omission.
Medication taking behaviour is monitored on a real-time basis, enabling immediate patient feedback through "time-tailored" text-message reminders that are only sent if the ICS is at risk of omission.
26 The main reasons for the unexpected finding of a null association between cholesterol level and cardiovascular risk were omission of the cardiovascular disease outcome when imputing missing cholesterol values and calculation of the ratio of cholesterol to HDL based on imputed cholesterol and HDL values, which led to extreme values of the ratio being included in estimations.
Our framework does not eliminate the risk of omissions, but is a guide to identifying stakeholder groups and helps identify which perspectives may be missing.
This stress imposes an extra burden on providers which could increase the risk of task omission.
Among its problems were a confusing, overly broad definition of risk assessment, the omission of such crucial aspects of risk assessment as decisions about what one should do in the absence of adequate information, and a presumption that sufficient data would be readily available.
