The questionnaire includes items on medical history, health status, exercise habits, history of musculoskeletal injuries, health care utilization, and demographic variables, such as height and weight, smoking, and alcohol use.
In order to capture the effect of healthcare utilization on infant survival, variables such as mothers who received three or more ante natal care (ANC), percentage of women who had a safe delivery, and those who received postnatal care are included.
The article also examines whether Jusur LMS utilization is affected by attitude and demographic variables such as computer experience and age.
All longitudinal GLMs accounted for within-patient correlation using a generalized estimating equation approach and controlled for demographics and time-dependent variables such as cumulative comorbidity history, resource utilization, and medication use.
The cross-sectional study design did not allow us to investigate healthcare utilization trends over time in relation to independent variables, such as socio-economic status and education.
To be able to optimise perfonnance variables such as rates of bed-occupancy, staff utilization and numbers of delayed or cancelled admissions in any healthcare unit, the rate at which patients are admitted to that unit must be controlled.
Through a parametric study, the effects of some key variables such as the current density and the fuel utilization factor in the systems' performance are investigated.
Socio-demographic variables such as poverty, culture and language may also drive utilization [ 5, 10, 25].
These models use a host of economic indicators and other variables such as incumbency.
The relevant fuel cell variables such as the potential and current distribution over the cell and fuel utilization are calculated and studied.
