If the removal of unnecessary items was considered to result in inadequate treatment, substitute necessary services and drugs were added in.
It can be debated, also from a legal point of view, who should have clinical responsibility for patients that are discharged early from hospital, but still receive treatment that substitutes the hospital admission within the hospital-at-home scheme.
In contrast to previous studies' findings indicating that absences from work and medical care use among working males may be complements, this study's results for non-working married women without health insurance suggest that they use rest and medical treatment as substitutes, not complements.
Tom Price, the new Secretary of Health and Human Services, has dismissed medication-assisted treatment as "substituting one opioid for another".
For analytical treatment, we substitute this traditional approach by consideration of the impacts with velocity-dependent restitution coefficient.
GA3 treatment could substitute for the cold stratification requirements and broke seed dormancy of T. uchiyamae, 87.3% of which germinated after 8 weeks of incubation at 25/15 °C at 100 mg ⋅L−1 GA3 soaking treatment.
For the NCM treatment of substituted pyranones, the required accuracy for the design of molecules has been reached (we found a accuracy on the predictive data of 7 nm/0.08 eV for λ(1 max and 9 nm/0.18 eV for λ(2)max).
After a total of 14 weeks, intravenous treatment was substituted with oral azythromicin and rifabutin.
In some patients, if recommended by the rheumatologist, a daily non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) treatment was substituted, if no contraindication prevented this.
ENETs guidelines suggest withdrawing long-acting somatostatin analogues for 6 weeks before planned radiopeptide treatment, and substituting short-acting somatostatin analogues for symptom control until 24 h before treatment.
