20 We performed subset analyses of the comparative accuracy in patients with and without existing diagnoses of AF (whether or not treated) recorded in GP records.
And, just as many musicians treat recording as a loss leader in a career built on live performance and merchandising, many porn performers supplement their earnings with various forms of offscreen sex work.
The infection risk was calculated as the proportion of procedures subsequently revised for infection based on "intention to treat" recorded at the time of surgery where the follow-up was greater than nine months.
Also, a senior police officer comments on how the Drug Interventions Programme (DIP) has reduced repeat offending and treated record numbers of people via the criminal justice system.
Richard Barker, NHS England's interim national director of commissioning operations, stressed that frontline staff had treated record numbers of patients in November.
After a year in which droughts caused a vegetable shortage in shops, scorching temperatures fuelled major moorland fires, hospitals treated record numbers of patients during the heatwave and floods caused unprecedented havoc, the ramifications of rising extreme weather are becoming ever too apparent.
The result is fewer managers and thousands more doctors and nurses to treat record numbers of people, in better hospitals, with the newest drugs and treatments.
Staff in health and social care do a superb job treating record numbers, but they are under pressure as our nation's needs increase rapidly.
A government spokesman said: "Hospitals are treating record numbers of NHS patients, with 850,000 more operations being carried out each year than under the last government.
How, if at all, do you think the professional sports world should treat record-breaking players in the era of performance-enhancing drugs?
