Computer-based assessments conducted in clinical settings during intake procedures can assess usual drinking times and trigger assessments and interventions when these moments occur.
(D12) Furthermore, there seemed to be presentations that actively triggered assessment of alcohol use.
Rogowski et al. [ 20] allow for seven building blocks in the analysis of coverage decisions (trigger, participation, assessment, appraisal, reimbursement, publication, management).
If a country had large, sustained imbalances "outside those ranges," she said, it would "trigger an assessment, a peer-review mechanism".
Finally, this study highlights the importance of timing: identifying turning points more quickly in order to trigger timely assessment and intervention to improve patient and carer outcomes.
An absolute HEWS of 5 and/or a rapidly increasing HEWS should trigger rapid assessment and treatment to reduce preventable inpatient deaths and arrests.
After watching the DVD there was a significant (p = 0.003) increase in the proportion of coastal people reporting that a 3-week cough would trigger an assessment at the clinic or hospital (Table 3).
A few examples of the concerns that may trigger an assessment of a doctor's performance include a basic lack of knowledge/poor clinical judgement, inappropriate prescribing, tendency to use outdated techniques, poor record keeping and communication problems with patients and/or colleagues.
The appalling condition of people on arrival in Bentiu triggered joint assessment missions to find the areas from where they originated.
