Sentence examples for targeted scarce from inspiring English sources

An EMR-enabled strategy that targeted scarce care transition resources to high-risk HF patients significantly reduced the risk-adjusted odds of readmission.

Patients with acute GIB, an unpredictable event, are most commonly evaluated and managed by non-gastroenterologists. Rapid and consistently reliable risk stratification of patients with acute GIB for urgent endoscopy may potentially improve outcomes amongst such patients by targeting scarce healthcare resources to those who need it the most.

Uber and Facebook, among others, have recently opened up new offices in Canada targeting scarce AI and machine learning talent.

The main argument for means-testing is that it targets scarce public funds directly to those most in need.

The CDQ can be used by providers in a range of service settings to identify persons in need of formal mental health assessment and treatment, to more effectively target scarce mental health resources, and to reduce the negative impact of unrecognized disorder on the health and well-being of individuals in their care.

And we need to make college affordable by reinvesting in higher education and targeting scarce financial-aid dollars to those who need them most.

"I think it would be reasonable to conclude that they must be targeting scarce resources, which may or may not be intelligence-led, about where they think most activity which infringes the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 occurs," he said.

This information provides a rational way of targeting scarce resources and priority problems in the districts.

Studies in this domain are important not only in terms of their health applications and spatial techniques, but also for targeting scarce resources by adding a spatial lens.

Accurate, timely and automated identification of patients at high risk for severe clinical deterioration using readily available clinical information in the electronic medical record (EMR) could inform health systems to target scarce resources and save lives.

The results can be used to inform implementation of the program in other settings by enabling home care agencies to tailor the intervention to individual needs and to target scarce resources to those most likely to benefit from the intervention.