'subsequent help' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is frequently used to refer to assistance or guidance that comes after some other event or action. For example, "After learning the basics of coding, I asked for subsequent help in developing a website."
It was only the thought of how his mother would react, and the subsequent help of Maytree Respite Centre, that dragged Robinson back from the brink.
We aimed to determine the perceptions regarding the etiology of schizophrenia and the subsequent help seeking behavior.
We therefore conducted a cross-sectional survey exploring the beliefs regarding cause of Schizophrenia and subsequent help seeking behavior in a Pakistani population.
Studies examining ethnic variations in illness attributions and subsequent help seeking in early psychosis are sparse, and to the best of our knowledge there are no studies with FEP populations in the UK.
32 Likewise, lack of explanation about the possible causes and meaning of symptoms, and lack of advice on further actions after investigations for postmenopausal bleeding can delay subsequent help seeking.
On the other hand, emotional empathy commonly refers to the more automatic affective response to the experience of others, which can motivate concern and subsequent helping behavior.
When we are old [we get pain]." (Interviewee 12) Satisfaction with treatment received earlier, influenced subsequent help-seeking.
Finally, no study to date has investigated the effect of internet-based depression treatment on subsequent help-seeking behavior.
However, there are very little empirical data available on their experience of mental disorders and subsequent help-seeking [ 3].
A future study including follow-up of self-harm in the community might help determine the influence of this on subsequent help-seeking behaviour.
26 They also support a recent review of the literature highlighting the possible impact of previous symptom experiences on subsequent help-seeking.
