Training nurses in mind-body skills could also indirectly improve the quality of care by improving staff health and teamwork, and decreasing unanticipated absences and turnover [ 19, 26- 29].
In short, the drive to increase the scope and depth of required measures to judge quality could have the unanticipated consequence of decreasing providers' ability to manage and improve quality and meet our need for better quality, better outcomes and lower per capita costs.
One unanticipated finding was the decrease, in the spleen, CD117+ cells.
Our finding that the risk of injury was increased with increasing gestational age at birth and that preterm birth was associated with a decreased risk was unanticipated.
The relationship shown by the pros, i.e. a peak in argumentation at the acute stages of change rather than a decrease in importance, was unanticipated.
Second, there is no evidence that prophylaxis decreases the likelihood of unanticipated admission [ 2].
We also found that while the existing priority-setting, planning, and budgeting mechanisms and policies seemed well suited for formal planning and allocation of funds, they emerged as ineffective in dealing with unanticipated changes during implementation, such as decreased or delayed resource allocation and inclusion of new programs and policy changes.
In contrast, in many other countries where preexisting transmission was high to moderate, efforts at elimination were largely abandoned by the late 1960s because of the unanticipated development of parasite resistance to chloroquine and decreasing efficacy of DDT against mosquito vectors.
An unanticipated benefit of increasing the loading levels to 40 50 wt% is the decrease of the cellulose crystallinity after [C2mim][OAc] pretreatment that produced faster hydrolysis kinetics and may enable even lower enzyme loading levels that could improve the economic viability of IL pretreatment.
A longitudinal cohort study undertaken by Sen et al 34 showed that the decrease of working hours under the 2011 ACGME standards have resulted in an "unanticipated increase in self-reported medical errors" and has not shown an improvement in well-being or depressive symptoms, nor has it prompted an increase in hours of sleep.
