ライフサイエンスコーパス: case management

1 of febrile illness and shape policy on fever case management.

2 solute, it is probably adequate for clinical case management.

3 d Bosniak cyst classification and can affect case management.

4 of fetuses with and those without changes in case management.

5 tional findings that can alter diagnosis and case management.

6 aging findings changed patient counseling or case management.

7 mutation may aid surveillance and individual case management.

8 ould significantly assist patient triage and case management.

9 therefore, more cost-effective than brokered case management.

10 admission review, continued-stay review, and case management.

11 g negates its usefulness in guiding clinical case management.

12 World Health Organization, improves malaria case management.

13 the Ebola-virus-disease epidemic on malaria case management.

14 through improved prevention, detection, and case management.

15 arly diagnosis, new treatments, and improved case management.

16 ve occurred, possibly due to improvements in case management.

17 gh they may be more effective when used with case management.

18 larials are essential for ensuring effective case management.

19 and scheduled proactive telephone calls for case management.

20 including pneumococcal conjugate vaccine and case management.

21 ed problems in laboratory identification and case management.

22 pregnant women $4-29; and for improvement in case management $1-8.

23 io 1.52; 95% CI 1.19-1.95), and transitional case management (1.65; 1.36-1.99), receipt of antiretrov

24 that consisted of (1) continuous postinjury case management, (2) motivational interviews targeting a

25 se load 30-35 per case manager) or intensive case management (353 patients, case load 10-15 per case

26 psychotic patients in four centres standard case management (355 patients, case load 30-35 per case

27 Home BP telemonitoring and pharmacist case management achieved better BP control compared with

28 in superior housing outcomes than intensive case management alone or standard care and modestly incr

29 fluence caregiver acceptability of RDT based case management and concern about the denial of ACT on a

30 uberculosis would be a major improvement for case management and disease control.

31 integrated healthcare system (IHS) that uses case management and electronic health records to determi

32 eath and will therefore be a useful tool for case management and for drug-assessment studies.

33 abase to act as a tool for surveillance, HBV case management and for research.

34 asthma counselor intervention that provided case management and guidance for reducing home mold and

35 the savings are accrued from lower costs of case management and household costs resulting from a low

36 up to 11 sessions of care coordination with case management and motivational interviewing techniques

37 ore research on intervention, including both case management and psychological treatment approaches.

38 laborative stepped-care intervention offered case management and psychosocial interventions, provided

39 Referred treatment included case management and referral to an opioid-treatment prog

40 o the incremental contributions of assertive case management and skills training for relapse preventi

41 Interventions that provide case management and supportive housing have the greatest

42 ntinue to rise even with static or improving case management and surveillance.

43 ification of causative agents is critical to case management and to prioritization in vaccine develop

44 ensure that vector control, alongside drugs, case management and vaccines, can be better used to redu

45 ring an 18-month period, Prime Time includes case management and youth leadership programs.

46 All patients received case-management and social-rehabilitation services, as c

47 Patient navigation (care coordination with case management) and the use of financial incentives for

48 cation, an enhanced role of the nurse (nurse case management), and a greater degree of integration be

49 hree overlapping categories: 1) outreach, 2) case management, and 3) housing placement and transition

50 epression, together with disease management, case management, and care management.

51 Reduced out-of-pocket expenses, case management, and patient education with behavioral s

52 rug coverage, systems interventions to offer case management, and patient-level educational intervent

53 al policy built on improved alert, response, case management, and prevention.

54 f intermittent presumptive therapy, improved case management, and reduction in transmission intensity

55 ed, community health workers were trained in case management, and traditional birth attendants were t

56 d therapy, compliance, treatment completion, case management, and treatment adherence for tuberculosi

57 Case management appears to be associated with fewer unme

58 ignificant savings were as follows: nursing, case management approach focusing on early discharge; su

59 tratification and restriction to one of four case-management approaches in which patients received re

60 different types of interventions, including case management, are effective in the reduction of subst

61 Standard case management, assertive community treatment, and crit

62 ss money on inpatient services than brokered case management, but more on case management services an

63 Training increased correct case management by 7.9 percentage points (14.2%) but did

64 rist within the treatment center, as well as case management by a nurse, have been reviewed and meta-

65 , 3-20-mm diameters) with CT and recommended case management by using Fleischner Society guidelines.

66 er radiologists marked nodules and indicated case management by using images from conventional chest

67 chosocial intervention (cognitive behavioral case management [CBCM]) is more effective than placebo p

68 Community case management (CCM) is a strategy for training and sup

69 ortality in a Medecins Sans Frontieres Ebola case management centre (CMC).Out of 780 admissions betwe

70 te odds ratios of demographic, clinical, and case management characteristics associated with acquired

71 compulsion, posttraumatic, care management, case management, collaborative care, enhanced care, and

72 Diagnosis of cases is key to case management, control and surveillance.

73 ndatory HIV/AIDS surveillance monitoring and case management data.

74 r lung nodule detection and determination of case management; DE imaging did not show significant dif

75 Case management decisions showed better overall accuracy

76 omarkers that could aid clinicians in making case management decisions would be enormously valuable.

77 mission season and also to provide community case management during this period and during the rest o

78 In a logistic model, the case management effect was limited to the 25% of the sam

79 We review strategies for case management, focusing on point-of-care tests that ho

80 Case management, follow-up, and outcomes received or obt

81 he cost-effectiveness of three approaches to case management for individuals with severe mental illne

82 Enhanced case management, good cooperation between services, and

83 reported health status improved in the nurse case management group (P = 0.02).

84 Patients in the nurse case management group had mean decreases of 1.7 percenta

85 Although for the case management group intervention was not cost-effectiv

86 Overall, the immunization completion for the case management group was 13.2 percentage points higher

87 arch assessments in the monitoring alone and case management groups, respectively.

88 WHO case-management guidelines for severe malnutrition aim t

89 Although case management has been advocated as a method for impro

90 Case management has increasingly been the recommended ap

91 Haiti has an integrated bite case management (IBCM) programme to counsel animal-bite

92 Scattered-site housing with Intensive Case Management (ICM) may be an appropriate and less-cos

93 roaches (e.g., vocational rehabilitation and case management), identifying which patients will benefi

94 Diagnostic information affected case management in 71 of 148 patients (48%) after perfle

95 Systematic reviews of intensive case management in adult mental healthcare conclude that

96 arch into risk-reducing measures, and inform case management in clinical settings, especially for HIV

97 ptive TB, with higher proportions of correct case management in county hospitals.

98 1 incidence was associated with improved STD case management in Mwanza, but was not associated with S

99 ths, followed by 18 months of follow-up with case management in the community.

100 We therefore characterise malaria case management in the context of the Ebola-virus-diseas

101 predictive (~92%) and easily adapted to aid case management in the field and survey parasite migrati

102 Study teams abstracted malaria case management indicators from registers for January to

103 ients were randomly assigned to the Pathways case management intervention (n = 164) or usual care (n

104 A case management intervention in the first year of life w

105 The nurse case management intervention was not associated with sta

106 A broker-advocate case management intervention was used to facilitate part

107 offers significant advantages over standard case management models in reducing homelessness and symp

108 ic-level quality improvement strategies (eg, case management), multifactorial assessment and treatmen

109 on 8 vouchers (rent subsidies) and intensive case management (n = 182); (2) case management only, wit

110 oves when inmates' medical, psychiatric, and case management needs are identified and addressed befor

111 erventions addressing newborn mortality, and case management of childhood diseases.

112 rkers can undertake various tasks, including case management of childhood illnesses (eg, pneumonia, m

113 Rational approaches to the case management of cholera with oral and intravenous reh

114 ion of clinical malaria cases or sub-optimal case management of febrile patients.

115 agnostic tests (RDTs) is intended to improve case management of fever and targeting of artemisinin-ba

116 ons in child mortality, particularly through case management of ill children by these types of commun

117 in childbirth, postnatal care, and clinical case management of illnesses in newborn babies and child

118 to control malaria during pregnancy rely on case management of malaria illness and anemia, and preve

119 rstand whether they accepted the package for case management of malaria using CHWs.

120 dy assessed acceptability of use of CHWs for case management of malaria using RDTs, ACTs, and rectal

121 followed by placement in long-term housing; case management offered on-site at primary study sites,

122 and intensive case management (n = 182); (2) case management only, without special access to Section

123 H veterans had 16% more days housed than the case management-only group and 25% more days housed than

124 The case management-only group had only 7% more days housed

125 care was defined as the recent provision of case management or family management to patients for who

126 ment programs with staff assistance, such as case management or mental health specialist involvement,

127 2-dose IPT with sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine to case management or placebo in women during their first o

128 Four trials each of case management (OR 0.78, 95% CI 0.47-1.30; n=1608) and

129 line in overall hospital use among intensive-case-management patients (mean 73.5 vs 73.1 days in thos

130 to and healthcare provider adherence to WHO case management policy for malaria in pregnant women.

131 he same, addressing time management, ethics, case management, practice guidelines, cost-effective cli

132 atic assessment of the extent of substandard case management practices of malaria in pregnancy is req

133 eterminants of women's access and providers' case management practices were extracted and compared ac

134 of homeless clients enrolled in an intensive case management program were not tested for HIV during t

135 period after contact with a community-based case management program.

136 at peripheral health facilities or community case management programs.

137 itionally included PCP and patient training, case management provided by trained nurses, and clinical

138 eatment with community workers, and brokered case management (purchase of services).

139 community workers, and 22 receiving brokered case management (purchase of services).

140 to the 2012-13 prevalence survey data, with case management rates, insecticide-treated net usage, an

141 aracteristic method for nodule detection and case management, respectively.

142 s than brokered case management, but more on case management services and maintenance (i.e., food sta

143 community outpatient treatment and intensive case management services at a reduced cost.

144 l three groups were followed for 1 year, and case management services plus additional outpatient trea

145 Each subject received case management services plus additional outpatient trea

146 All of the discharged patients received case management services, and a majority also received o

147 IV care (LTC) and the effect of transitional case management services.

148 Specific recommendations on the use of case management strategies (including directly observed

149 are clinic received on-site primary care and case management that emphasized preventive medical care,

150 After adjustment, offering housing and case management to a population of homeless adults with

151 For case management to be a useful tool to raise immunizatio

152 etter-quality medication management provided case management to fewer severely ill patients (48% vs 8

153 tric symptom severity compared with standard case management treatments.

154 Correct case management was benchmarked using Standards for Tube

155 Case management was found to be an effective interventio

156 Case management was superior to usual care in the manage

157 d valproate users who received mental health case management were also less likely to be tested for s

158 We believe aggressive surveillance and case management were critical to limiting the spread of

159 Diagnostic uncertainty complicates case management, which may delay appropriate cause-speci

160 r findings demonstrate that severe pneumonia case management with antibiotics at health facilities or

161 conventional malaria control measures: early case management with quality artemisinin combination the

162 There were 27 of 145 changes in case management, with no significant difference in mean