Critical illness refers to the clinical signs of severe, variable and life-threatening critical conditions, often accompanied by insufficiency or failure of one or more organs. Bone health of critically ill patients is severely affected during and after ICU admission. Therefore, clinical work should ...
deemed critical a decade ago, is no longer considered necessary today. And some of the conditions included under riders today may no longer need this kind of coverage a decade in the future. The actual conditions covered depend on the market...
Research on why quality improvement collaboratives succeed or fail has produced the following list of critical success factors: taking a whole-system approach, selecting a topic and goal that fits with organizations’ priorities, fostering a culture of quality improvement (e.g. that quality is every...
When a policyholder is diagnosed with a terminal illness, typically with a life expectancy of 12 to 24 months, they can initiate the terminal illness benefit. This benefit allows them to receive a portion of their life insurance coverage in advance, enabling them to address immediate financial ne...
A range of single nation and comparative studies have identified discrim- inatory and exclusionary reactions to migrant and ethnic minority welfare recipients (Careja and Harris 2022; van Oorschot 2008), with almost all migrant and minority outgroups tested deemed less deserving of assis- tance ...
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This may support a lower threshold, but only if thermoregulation and body temperatures in rats and mice is deemed to be similar to humans. Some experiments in humans have used a more ‘moderate’ cold exposure (above 11–18 °C) – for example, one study demonstrated increases in BP in...
, with the nature and status of psychiatry as a scientific, "value-free" enterprise or a humanistic, "value-laden" one discussed.lt;/spangt;lt;span style=font-family: ;Tahoma;,;sans-serif;; lang=RUgt; Should "the distress caused by environmental change" be deemed a mental illness?
It’s a classic story of political consequences, when the perfect becomes the enemy of the possible — more specifically, when the candidate deemed more ideologically perfect wins the election battle. Meanwhile, the power that comes with seniority is lost, along with the chance to make a differe...
Baseline nasopharyngeal swabs were positive for one or more viruses in 58 of 130 (45%) children, indicating that nearly half had viral infections, and only 208 (74%) were later deemed to have radiographic changes consistent with pneumonia....