For example, the results from this meta-analysis could be influenced by the "healthy-users" effect, i.e. a situation where statin-users systematically care more for their health, have a higher socioeconomic status and other characteristics making them more likely to survive a severe infection.
Children entering institutions are likely to differ systematically from orphans cared for in their communities.
And they speculate that his notion of systematically using software to diagnose and care for patients could be, well, too time-consuming.
While no one -- not the city, nor most of the foster care agencies that contract with the city to care for foster children -- systematically tracks what becomes of the children who leave because of age, there is widespread agreement that their lives can wind up deeply troubled.
Pathways to care for each patient will be systematically assessed using structured interviews of patients, caregivers and clinicians and reviews of clinical documents.
As for "Ex Libris," whatever moved her to write the 18 essays gathered in it, they deal usefully with little problems people who care for books would be unlikely to think about systematically, let alone discuss with other readers and writers.
Through the communication of ideal types on Uber's website, for instance, Uber drivers systematically learn how to be empathetic agents in the context of helping and caring for their consumers.
This highlights the importance and necessity of systematically implementing preventive care for adults in Indigenous communities for early detection and management of preventable chronic disease.
It draws on evidence-based optimal care for systematically managing all existing conditions in a patient, and is tailored to the individual patients' preferences [ 42- 44].
Research is required to identify aspects of care that improve carer satisfaction with hospital care, and interventions that systematically attempt to improve care for both patients and their family carers [ 30, 31].
Systematically moving toward patient-centered care for unilateral vocal fold immobility (UVFI) requires comprehensive understanding of the variability of actual patient experiences.
