The use of only screening measures to diagnose depression brings the issue of case ascertainment into question and may explain why there is a wide variation in prevalence rates of depression in some HIV-positive populations in sub-Saharan Africa.
The issue of case mix and variation in the quality of care is not expected to be a problem, as health centres are standardized in terms of their staffing and other resources and the types of curative and preventive programmes that they run.
Among these was the issue of case load and the perception that HIV was not an emergency and therefore where a health worker had to make time, it appeared logical to concentrate on the symptoms that the child presented with and not go into the details of assessing for HIV even when there was an indication.
The issues of case representation, case storage, case retrieval, and case reuse are considered.
When the delegation of American cardinals traveled to Rome in April to meet with Vatican officials, the issue of past cases seemed to be a contentious one.
"Usually straight after the hearing," he said, the justices on the panel would assemble and "set out in summary, maybe for five minutes or so, his or her view on the issue of the case".
Apart from the issue of counsel, these cases are more expensive at every stage of the criminal process than noncapital cases.
Several of you are focused on the issue of potential criminal cases against those involved.
Several of the articles identified dealt with the specific impacts on US jobs and salaries of outsourcing specific elements of health services to India [ 18, 19], and the issue of redress in cases of malpractice [ 20].
We need to resolve the issue of the backlog of cases, discourage or disqualify trivial claims, and make sure that the judges elected are sufficiently experienced and qualified.
