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1 s from the Cancer Information and Population Health Resource.
2 consume a disproportionately large amount of health resource.
3 s and support efficient deployment of public health resources.
4 ibution of emergency medical care and public health resources.
5 ted in global healthcare crises and strained health resources.
6  increasing clinical demand and ever limited health resources.
7 ess drivers of disparity with limited public health resources.
8 19 exhibit a higher risk of death and use of health resources.
9 ry is frequent, drives outcome, and consumes health resources.
10 sary to guide efficient allocation of public health resources.
11 second random sample from employees of Texas Health Resources.
12  both sexes are sharing equally in access to health resources.
13 at should be specifically targeted by public health resources.
14 pletion rates and preserving precious public health resources.
15 w how best to use the system's scarce mental health resources.
16 smission permit better utilization of public health resources.
17 ess and provide access to appropriate mental health resources.
18 a is significantly associated with increased health resources, a higher rate of service utilization,
19 to a far more equitable allocation of public health resources across income groups.
20 ccupational injuries, and enhance the use of health resources-all of which are increasingly important
21 haracteristics, donation clinical processes, health resource allocation, research and education, and
22 ls may enhance triage precision and optimize health resource allocation.
23 licy interventions as well as for the timely health resources allocation.
24 emics and mathematical models used to inform health-resource allocation decisions.
25 decisions regarding the allocation of public health resources among the various prevention strategies
26 and empowerment; although it is a tremendous health resource and can be used to cheaply deliver inter
27 sconceptions while providing accessible oral health resources and conditions.
28 e healthcare system (frequent utilization of health resources and hospitalizations, specialist consul
29              Enrolled patients were provided health resources and longitudinal multidisciplinary care
30 ructing adequate estimates of current public health resources and necessary resources.
31 ic curve," averting the exhaustion of public health resources and preventing needless deaths and may
32 spending have a significantly lower level of health resources and service utilization.
33 nity Health Status Indicators Reports of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) and
34                                          The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Heal
35 he Workforce Capacity Building Initiative, a Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Ryan
36 the Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) webs
37 The Health Disparities Collaboratives of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) were
38                                          The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)'s Ry
39 , and The Division of Transplantation of the Health Resources and Services Administration (see Append
40       It also reviews the involvement of the Health Resources and Services Administration and Congres
41 al practice and coverage of services for the Health Resources and Services Administration and other s
42                                 Although the Health Resources and Services Administration and the Ame
43 mary care clinician supply obtained from the Health Resources and Services Administration Area Health
44 nation for mental health, assigned by the US Health Resources and Services Administration based on me
45 iation exposure (from a variety of sources), Health Resources and Services Administration data releva
46                       FQHCs listed in the US Health Resources and Services Administration database we
47                                      Related Health Resources and Services Administration initiatives
48                     In February of 2024, the Health Resources and Services Administration released a
49                                   The recent Health Resources and Services Administration report on c
50 e Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/Health Resources and Services Administration Retention i
51                                              Health Resources and Services Administration Special Pro
52 e Final Rule, and the SRTR contract with the Health Resources and Services Administration to report p
53 of US health centers used data from the 2022 Health Resources and Services Administration Uniform Dat
54 ession among transgender women accessing the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) Ry
55       As part of an initiative funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration's HIV/AIDS
56 SA populations during 2003 to 2019 using the Health Resources and Services Administration's NHSC Fiel
57 evel demonstration programs funded under the Health Resources and Services Administration's Special P
58 ined from County Health Rankings & Roadmaps, Health Resources and Services Administration, and Center
59 ency for Healthcare Research and Quality, US Health Resources and Services Administration, Canadian I
60 t and Transplantation Network, an arm of the Health Resources and Services Administration, has a cont
61                                              Health Resources and Services Administration, National I
62  for Healthcare Research and Quality, the US Health Resources and Services Administration, the Canadi
63            Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration, U.S. Depar
64  Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, Health Resources and Services Administration, US Census
65                                 However, the Health Resources and Services Administration, which over
66  conducted by Harris Interactive of all 1009 Health Resources and Services Administration-funded comm
67                                              Health Resources and Services Administration.
68 d the implications of this censorship by the Health Resources and Services Administration.
69 tracts were censored from the program by the Health Resources and Services Administration.
70 ncy for Healthcare Research and Quality, and Health Resources and Services Administration.
71 can Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities, US Health Resources and Services Administration.
72 Uniform Data System reports submitted to the Health Resources and Services Administration.
73 itutes of Health; National Cancer Institute; Health Resources and Services Administration; Office of
74 ty data for Yemen health facilities from the Health Resources and Services Availability Monitoring Sy
75 neonatal deaths associated with the depleted health resources and services resulting from the war, an
76              For a continent with inadequate health resources and where social distancing is unsustai
77 f insufficient supplies of these exceptional health resources and/or broader barriers in access to he
78 pealing, especially in settings with limited health resources, and for patients at risk of not being
79 es on the incidence of fractures, the use of health resources, and health-related quality of life are
80 ial issues: flattening the curve, allocating health resources, and increasing the effectiveness and p
81 oviral infections, allocating limited public health resources, and justifying emergency control actio
82  States puts a considerable strain on public health resources, and limited research exists about the
83  are associated with extensive use of mental health resources, and other, less severe personality dis
84 th nutritionists, providing access to mental health resources, and providing education about IBD.
85  of inequities in the distribution of mental health resources, and variable implementation of mental
86 oor countries--ie, in societies whose scarce health resources are already stretched by existing healt
87 g countries, where rabies is endemic, public health resources are inadequate and there is limited acc
88 ncer prevention strategies and allocation of health resources are needed in counties with elevated ca
89 that those with the least access to existing health resources are prioritized in program implementati
90 ur in low- and middle-income countries where health resources are scarce.
91 a significant burden on school and community health resources as early as preschool.
92 ls for exploring this extensive human immune health resource at .
93  has to understand the increasing demand for health resources by gaining insight into treatment norms
94  valuable metric by which regional community health resources can be allocated to reduce breast cance
95 f preventive measures as well as the limited health resources cause a substantial increase in inciden
96                                              Health resource consumption for subdural hematoma is inc
97                        For both groups, most health resource consumption occurred in the first 2 year
98 g the need for primary prevention and mental health resources during the adolescent years.
99 , policymakers should consider making mental health resources easily available and accessible to this
100                 We analyzed the 2021-22 Area Health Resource File (AHRF) and aggregated the data by s
101 onals, which was obtained from the 2010 Area Health Resource File.
102 of target prices and participation, the Area Health Resources File, and the Compendium of US Health S
103          We obtained data from the 2017 Area Health Resources File.
104 dicare claims (2006-2009) linked to the Area Health Resource Files.
105                                 Federal Area Health Resources Files and Medicare 5% research identifi
106 Cause of Death Files linked to the 2021 Area Health Resources Files and the 2018-2021 County Health R
107 for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), Area Health Resources Files, and US Department of Education d
108 tion's NHSC Field Strength Database and Area Health Resources Files.
109 h Resources and Services Administration Area Health Resources Files.
110 and county-level SES data from the 2012 Area Health Resources Files.
111 timely and reliable information about global health resource flows to low-income and middle-income co
112 EU network continues to be a critical public health resource for addressing emerging pathogens and ex
113 e need for awareness of and access to mental health resources for family members and communities most
114 ecisions for the allocation of scarce mental health resources for traumatic stress.
115 l and ethical argument for increasing public health resources globally and redistributing these to fo
116                  In 5183 (17%) patients, the Health Resource Grouping changed, resulting in income va
117 mbination antiretroviral therapy, as well as health resources, has had a significant influence on the
118 ts of wildfires and the allocation of mental health resources in disaster responses.
119 tion would be a cost-effective use of public health resources in LMICs.
120 s, and consume a substantial share of mental health resources in many countries.
121 ng of mental disorders; investment in mental-health resources in rural areas; and collaboration with
122  impact may be improved by embedding digital health resources in the context of a broader health care
123 atient Database were matched to the Critical Health Resources Information System.
124 ments, worldwide inequality in the access of health resources is a major concern, because most patien
125 atient support, including dietary and mental health resources, is vital for improving outcomes in CeD
126 veillance and provision of postpartum mental health resources may be especially important after SMM.
127                          Given scarce public health resources, MCMs can help surveillance efforts by
128 o evidence of Lyme disease used considerable health resources (median number of office visits, 11 and
129 pted by considering organ donors as a public health resource, meriting transparent publicly available
130  access to additional educational and mental health resources must be an important public health prio
131                                       Public health resources need to focus on restoring HIV-1 testin
132 ons between national health spending and key health resources (numbers of hospital beds, physicians,
133 , had a significantly greater utilization of health resources (odds ratio>/=2 emergency room visit, 1
134 may facilitate planning from educational and health resource perspectives.
135  prognostication at the individual level and health resource planning at the societal level.
136 abilitation, and personalized monitoring and health resource planning in patients undergoing cardiac
137 gional heterogeneity should be considered in health resource planning.
138 so reduce societal health burdens, assist in health resources planning and improve health outcomes.
139 c and representative biobanks and population health resources provide unprecedented opportunities to
140 VID-19 pandemic in the rural (defined by the Health Resource Services Administration) Northeastern US
141 008, to December 31, 2018, identified in the Health Resources Services Administration database and li
142 or lack of ART usage in patients meeting the Health Resources Services Administration definition of r
143 medication use must be minimized, and public health resources should be directed to those with preexi
144         This increase puts a heavy burden on health resources since these infants need frequent re-ad
145  research and advise COVID-19-related mental health resources specific to these women.
146 nical shared decision-making and planning of health resources such as ICU beds.
147  US, who tend to have more limited access to health resources than their higher-income peers.
148            The UK Biobank is a rich national health resource that provides enormous opportunities for
149 t may guide the prioritization of the public health resources to combat HIV and HCV.
150 equate allocation of medical care and public health resources to communities outside of major urban a
151 ing about depression and/or providing mental health resources to those who endorse such qualities.
152        To optimize the use of limited public health resources, tuberculin screening should target stu
153  eliciting data on several topics, including health resource usage, was administered to panellists wi
154 iratory, kidney, coagulation, and wound) and health resource use (ie, hospital charges).
155        Objectives: To estimate mortality and health resource use 2.5 years after hospital discharge i
156 thin-trial economic evaluation using data on health resource use and quality of life captured as part
157 avoidable complications and the intensity of health resource use before and after implementation of t
158 nd 35 health insurers to compare quality and health resource use for Medicare beneficiaries within th
159 ICU on post-hospital discharge mortality and health resource use is less well known.
160 exacerbations, leading to major clinical and health resource use ramifications.
161                        Work participation or health resource use should be considered for primary out
162                      Analysis of quality and health resource use under such arrangements may inform o
163 nts in HRQL and functional status as well as health resource use were common among children with acut
164 pain, ankle motion, mobility, complications, health resource use, and patient satisfaction.
165                                              Health resource use, costs, and clinical outcomes were o
166  measures relate to symptoms, complications, health resource use, health related quality of life and
167 s associated with worse outcomes and greater health resource use.
168 th potential effects on patient outcomes and health resource use.
169 e surgery, with fewer complications and less health resource use.
170 ions, patient quality of life (EQ-5D-5L) and health resource utilisation (HRU) parameters will be eva
171                   Despite apparently similar health resource utilization and joint involvement, Medic
172  Generic Core Scale scores (P < 0.05), while health resource utilization appeared similar between gro
173 tion are needed to optimize care quality and health resource utilization at the end of life.
174 care models may improve patient outcomes and health resource utilization in specialized cardiac surgi
175 h problem drinkers decreases alcohol use and health resource utilization in the US health care system
176 it in terms of clinical, quality of life and health resource utilization outcomes.
177 ations, work status, sagittal vertical axis, health resource utilization, and 1- and 2-year changes i
178 ity, health status, depression, medications, health resource utilization, and current employment stat
179  medical and neurodevelopmental sequelae and health resource utilization.
180 mong providers and contribute to inefficient health resource utilization.
181  patients on postoperative complications and health resource utilization.
182 nt of individual cases and the efficiency of health resource utilization.
183 plication that leads to excess mortality and health resource utilization.
184 al policy, food security, health, and public health resources was examined, and the rejection of emer

 
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