It would be applicable for use in other remote Aboriginal communities in Australia and in communities elsewhere in which high risk alcohol use is prevalent.
As we obtained additional data of the studies in which high risk participants were excluded [ 27, 28], the study results might not be identical to previously published data.
Regionalized maternity care, in which high risk mothers and/or infants are transferred to higher levels of care, aims to ensure all women and their babies get the care they require[ 12].
South Africa's history of political oppression as well as the globalization-related economic policies adopted post-apartheid, are suggested as the underlying contexts within which high risk behaviours occur among Black populations.
Michele Deitch, a jail conditions expert and professor at the L.B.J. School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas, said the most worrisome types of escapes are those like Ector County's, in which high-risk inmates breach the secure perimeter.
A more latent danger (not because it's any less of a threat, but because it is harder to detect) is the increased susceptibility to socio-medical challenges such as HIV/Aids – for which high-risk behaviours correlate to poor socio-economic status such as bad living conditions.
Last year, the UK Border Agency began a pilot scheme in which "high-risk student visa applicants" were interviewed rather than undergoing the usual paper-based checks.
In particular, it is currently not possible at diagnosis to determine which high-risk neuroblastoma patients will ultimately fail upfront therapy.
Tools exist to determine which high-risk diseases are already circulating in human populations.
Such problems create patterns in which high-risk shipments aren't screened, potentially allowing nefarious exporters to game the system.
