Outpatient Settings
Resistance and utilisation pattern of antibacterial agents in outpatient settings in two Teaching Hospitals in Colombo
... constrained settings, WHO has developed a methodology for community based surveillances studies ...in outpatient settings reflecting ABR pattern in the community and link it to antibiotic ...
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Clinical efficacy and safety of multidrug therapy including thrice weekly intravenous amikacin administration for Mycobacterium abscessus pulmonary disease in outpatient settings: a case series
... This study evaluates the clinical effects of thrice weekly intravenous AMK on outpatients with M. abscessus pul- monary disease. Intravenous AMK therapy added onto existing regimens including clarithromycin was well tol- ...
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Decline in the proportion of methicillin resistance among Staphylococcus aureus isolates from non invasive samples and in outpatient settings, and changes in the co resistance profiles: an analysis of data collected within the Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Network, Germany 2010 to 2015
... Of note is the relative increase in the non-susceptibility of MRSA isolates to tetracyclines. Non-susceptibility to tetracyclines had been found to be associated with LA-MRSA [13–18]. We found it to be associated with ...
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Health Services OutPatient Experience questionnaire: factorial validity and reliability of a patient-centered outcome measure for outpatient settings in Italy
... exclusively, and no cross-loadings were observed. In addi- tion, the magnitude of the communalities suggested that a single factor explained a substantial proportion of vari- ance in all items. A single-factor structure ...
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Designing patient-facing health information technologies for the outpatient settings: a literature review
... Future research is needed to compare the effects of the sep- arate patient display, projectors, the portable tablet, the touch- based shared display and shared screen that can be viewed by doctors and patients on ...
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Long term outcomes of anthroposophic treatment for chronic disease: a four year follow up analysis of 1510 patients from a prospective observational study in routine outpatient settings
... Anthroposophic treatment was associated with improvements of symptoms and quality of life. Previous follow-up -analyses have been performed after 24 months or, in subgroups of patients enrolled in the period 1999-2001, ...
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Anthroposophic therapy for asthma: A two-year prospective cohort study in routine outpatient settings
... 64 In months 0–12 of this study the KINDL total quality of life score improved similarly to 0–12 month improvements in asthma cohorts receiving other treatment, 65,66 whil[r] ...
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Evaluation of a Gastroenteritis Severity Score for Use in Outpatient Settings
... The scores are designed to evaluate the burden of the disease on specific populations (mild, moderate, or se- vere) and the benefits derived from therapeutic interventions. Because the majority of children in developed ...
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Comparison of Parent and Child Reports of Emotional Trauma Symptoms in Pediatric Outpatient Settings
... care settings therefore should directly seek the child’s report of PTSD symp- toms and should not rely exclusively on parents’ ...other settings (eg, child psychiatry clin- ...
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Improving Antibiotic Prescribing for Pediatric Urinary Tract Infections in Outpatient Settings
... generalizability and the translation of findings to other organizations. Although replicating the entire intervention would require substantial coordination, adapting parts of the intervention to other settings may ...
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Patterns of psychotropic medication use in inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings in Saudi Arabia
... Table 5 shows the current prevalence in the prescription of psychotropic medications according to psychiatric diag- nosis in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Antipsychotic medications were heavily ...
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Kalbaugh_unc_0153D_15888.pdf
... the outpatient setting, portends worse outcomes [194, ...the outpatient setting ...and outpatient settings, and differences in survival between the two groups ...two settings of ...
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A case of type B insulin resistance syndrome treated with low-dose glucocorticoids
... Type B insulin resistance syndrome is characterized by the presence of autoantibodies to the insulin receptor. We present a 57-year-old male admitted to a hospital due to body weight loss of 16 kg and hyperglycemia of ...
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Labeling an Adverse Drug Event “Preventable”
... in outpatient settings and lead to significant morbidity, mortality, and health care spending [3, ...in outpatient settings, but also to highlight a physician’s ethical duties to prevent, ...
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BrodyEricaSUBMITTED.pdf
... and outpatient settings was selected based on the author’s relationships with a home infusion nurse and a member of the system’s Performance Management ...
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Adynski_unc_0153D_19532.pdf
... There are several ways that nurse staffing has been measured in prior research. A review of 17 nurse staffing research papers revealed 6 primary nurse staffing measures used in prior research: patient to nurse ratios, ...
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The state of nutrition care in outpatient hemodialysis settings in Malaysia: a nationwide survey
... 29]. In addition, dietitians have other important roles in HD centers such as knowledge sharing with co-health care professionals, quality assessment and performance im- provement, research, and protocol/algorithm ...
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Real-world features associated with cancer-related venous thromboembolic events
... and outpatient settings) and the specific features among patients with cancer with special emphasis on hypothesis-free associations rather than established risk ...
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Challenges in the management of younger adults with type 1 diabetes in hospital outpatient and inpatient settings
... diabetic outpatient service after hospital discharge It is estimated that between 4 and 18% of diabetic patients fail to attend their regular follow-up appointments 161,163 , but the IVDA-DM group failed to attend ...
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The Pediatric Internship as a Teaching Technique: A Comparison of Learning Experiences in Five Hospitals
... motivated towards community pediatrics, conti- nuity patients, well-child care, and outpatient experiences received such low ratings, and that rare diseases seen in inpatient settings pr[r] ...
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