Adding mental health status measurement to our present risk factor armamentarium could help clinicians to distinguish between groups of patients with a very low versus a very high risk of adverse outcome, and thereby help identify vulnerable patients in need of optimised care.
Typing potential donors upfront for 5 loci at high resolution would be highly beneficial in speeding up the search process, thereby saving precious time for patients in need of a transplantation [ 2].
Thus, adequate assessment of the co-ocurrence of frailty and CVD could be useful to identify those older people in need of systematic intervention, thereby facilitating comprehensive health care for the elderly.
Our study also showed variations in the unplanned readmission rates by geographical hospital cluster, with a higher rate of readmission in Clusters 1, 3 and 7, in which the patients were older and poorer, and in need of residential care, thereby confirming the value of demographic factors in predicting the risk of readmission.
'See and treat' usually involves a loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP) simultaneously to diagnose and to treat pre-malignant cervical disease in screen-positive women in one visit thereby eliminating the need of a second visit for treatment (Ferris et al, 1996).
According to Rand, art allows philosophical concepts to be presented in a concrete form that can be easily grasped, thereby fulfilling a need of human consciousness.
Government-purchased FPS are provided freely to individuals in need regardless of SES level, thereby equalising FPS use among the FP.
Early post-deployment identification can direct early interventions to those in need and thereby prevents the development of chronic psychopathology.
However, early mobilization might also reduce the risk of DVT and thereby the need for prolonged prophylaxis, but this has not been considered in the previous literature.
Many studies show a stronger correlation between SUA and cardiovascular risk in women, thereby justifying the need for a gender-based evaluation of this correlation.
Findings from this study would give flexibility in choosing soils of wider gradation as available in nature, thereby eliminating the need for blending with sand.
