... and Prevention (CDC, 2015) recommends isolating patients who transfer from high-risk settings (e.g., hospitals in endemic areas or facilities with known outbreaks). 1 Djibré et al. (2017) used risk factors to predict carrier status and to reduce unnecessary ...

... animal studies better address the issue of transplacental transfer and fetal exposure. - - - - - N/A N/A N/A III-2 What is the evidence that maternal psychosocial factors(e.g. mood disorders, substance use disorders, eating ...

... that the service user is just ‘community ready’. Transfer back to the community is clearly facilitated when the young person is effectively engaged in a structured outpatient programme. Other factors warranting consideration for admission by a Tier 4 ...

... center need. 26 We also considered rates of transfer to higher or lower levels of care as a potential marker of over- or under-triage. Measuring over- and under-triage is a challenge because factors other than findings on field triage assessment scales, ...

... reconstruction with an expander and free abdominal tissue transfer: outcomes of 65 consecutive cases by a single surgeon J Plast Reconstr Aesthet Surg NRCS <30 per arm 1008 23806906 Tadiparthi An analysis of the motivating and risk factors for conversion from implant-based to total autologous ...

... consultations. For example, a model comparing telehealth to transfers and in-person neurosurgical consultations for acute traumatic brain injury identified that the impact of telehealth on costs may depend on multiple factors, including how alternatives are organized (e.g., if ...

... the guidance may impact on this relationship. Such factors may be: pre-hospital competency transport times and quality of transfer who receives the trauma patient in hospital (tiered ...

... communicating with their providers. The inclusion of these factors would help our understanding of how and why interventions might transfer to other groups. Understanding the extent to which ...

... care. In addition, no study evaluated rates of transfer to a higher or lower level of care, which may be a marker for over- or under-triage. Should such studies have been available, their interpretation would have been a challenge because factors other than the severity of trauma, such as ...