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1 ions and more for high-risk interactions and personnel.

2 ut the need of laboratory set-up and skilled personnel.

3 n children, travelers, and deployed military personnel.

4 ts, ophthalmology subspecialists, and allied personnel.

5 thletes, elite musicians, or expert military personnel.

6 genotypes were characterized for 530 service personnel.

7 re conducted for ophthalmologists and allied personnel.

8 d requires both significant time and skilled personnel.

9 e need for skilled operating and maintenance personnel.

10 10,000 battle-injured United States military personnel.

11 ally require their administration by trained personnel.

12 ck of proper equipment, supplies and trained personnel.

13 ever, they are laborious and require skilled personnel.

14 ompanying set of constraints on schedule and personnel.

15 nd infection of both patients and healthcare personnel.

16 eir psychopathological correlates among Army personnel.

17 , investigators and their staff, and sponsor personnel.

18 ts, clinical monitors, and pharmacovigilance personnel.

19 here assessment is not performed by the same personnel.

20 not witnessed by emergency medical services personnel.

21 ter-generated centrally and concealed to all personnel.

22 methods were expensive and required trained personnel.

23 ing 1200 workers, including Chinese military personnel.

24 , tedious and can only be handled by trained personnel.

25 icipants and their guardians, and laboratory personnel.

26 ducted periodic trainings of the GPEI-funded personnel.

27 ment of constipation was poor among pharmacy personnel.

28 re sophisticated equipment or highly-trained personnel.

29 and ground transportation of organ recovery personnel.

30 ity of laboratory infrastructure and skilled personnel.

31 ving any sophisticated instrument or trained personnel.

32 -time monitoring of wastewater by un-skilled personnel.

33 arable to the performance of trained medical personnel.

34 by), assessed by unmasked trial surveillance personnel.

35 lacking in basic infrastructure and trained personnel.

36 ve motion capture systems and highly trained personnel.

37 s well-equipped laboratories and skilled lab personnel.

38 g 152 community contacts and 195 health-care personnel.

39 otecting soldiers, civilians, and healthcare personnel.

40 of sophisticated instrumentation and trained personnel.

41 RS-CoV-2 presents a large risk to healthcare personnel.

42 The mean PIPES index was 10.98 (Personnel = 14.91, Infrastructure = 15.36, Procedures =

43 6 to 2011, the rates were highest among army personnel (19.13 to 29.44 cases per 100 000).

44 ilitary center study of 262 active-duty Navy personnel 21 to 52 years of age.

45 one of the most common injuries to military personnel, a population often exposed to stressful stimu

46 ied 3398 occupationally exposed HCP; nursing personnel accounted for most exposures (n = 1705; 50.2%)

47 the self-reported profile of how GPEI-funded personnel allocate their time toward immunization goals

48 he residents and the movement of health care personnel among facilities in a region.

49 reaction (PCR), which require highly trained personnel and a central laboratory and take several hour

50 cipants of other contact sports, ex-military personnel and after physical abuse(4-7).

51 g only an inkjet printer rather than skilled personnel and clean-room facilities.

52 highly centralized, with no on-site research personnel and complete reliance on clinically acquired d

53 ey hold the promise of optimizing the use of personnel and ensuring the delivery of care to all in ne

54 ove the ability to attenuate shock waves for personnel and equipment protection by engineering multif

55 orts are thoroughly inspected due to limited personnel and funding for biological invasion prevention

56 (10.48 vs 11.1, P = 0.022), including lower Personnel and Infrastructure scores (12.31 vs 15.57, P =

57 ethod relies on bulky instrument and trained personnel and is time consuming.

58 simple method carried out by non-specialized personnel and it involves much lower money and time inve

59 y limited to settings with access to trained personnel and laboratory resources.

60 and present male Danish firefighters through personnel and membership records obtained from employers

61 ours per patient day (NHPPD) for all nursing personnel and number of catheter-associated urinary trac

62 All study personnel and participants were masked to treatment assi

63 used multiple strategies to engage facility personnel and participating patients.

64 e effective strategies for engaging clinical personnel and patients are likely required to evaluate c

65 All trial personnel and patients were masked to sequence and treat

66 PROWL-1 enrolled 262 active-duty service personnel and PROWL-2 enrolled 312 civilians 21 years or

67 a single-center study of active-duty US Navy personnel and PROWL-2 was a 5-center study of civilians.

68 samples is critical to ensure the safety of personnel and the containment of the disease.

69 human health of both occupationally exposed personnel and the general population.

70 aries of Military Health Insurance (military personnel and their dependents) treated at both military

71 ailing medical services incurred by military personnel and their families and dependents in military

72 protocol was used but executed by different personnel and using different experimental animal handli

73 d disability that currently affects military personnel and veterans.

74 d-19 affecting 101 residents, 50 health care personnel, and 16 visitors were found to be epidemiologi

75 and pneumonia risk factors by trained health personnel, and a CXR was taken that was interpreted usin

76 Participants, site personnel, and all study sponsor personnel were masked t

77 s a dearth of advanced technologies, skilled personnel, and available capital, and adsorption appears

78 l costs of MALDI-TOF equipment, supplies and personnel, and dedicated pharmacist time for blood cultu

79 mbining terms for audit and feedback, health personnel, and dementia.

80 1300 specimens from patients, health personnel, and environmental surfaces of a dental clinic

81 areful samples storage and handling, skilled personnel, and expensive instrumentations.

82 portable and eliminating the need of trained personnel, and most significantly, eliminating any need

83 ltered homeless people, active-duty military personnel, and nursing home residents.

84 location was masked from participants, study personnel, and outcome assessors and was concealed with

85 Patients, healthcare personnel, and outcome assessors remained unblinded.

86 Investigators, other hospital personnel, and patients were aware of the identity of th

87 Sponsors, investigators, study site personnel, and patients were masked to the treatment all

88 Investigators, site personnel, and patients were masked to treatment assignm

89 articipants, the funder, investigators, site personnel, and people doing assessments were masked to t

90 Investments in imaging equipment, personnel, and quality of care efforts will also be need

91 al review committee, EDSS raters, laboratory personnel, and radiologists were masked to the treatment

92 adiologists, pathologists, organ procurement personnel, and research scientists came together with th

93 , qPCR requires expensive equipment, trained personnel, and significant time.

94 period, patients, investigators, their site personnel, and sponsor were masked to group assignment.

95 randomisation, with study participants, site personnel, and study monitors masked to treatment assign

96 Investigators, patients, site personnel, and those assessing outcomes were masked to d

97 Patients, investigators, site personnel, and those doing the assessments (except indep

98 and requires special equipment, experienced personnel, and time for the plastic to penetrate the bon

99 Patients, study personnel, and treating physicians were masked to study

100 se and/or neglect by camp staff and security personnel, and unsafe situations in accessing healthcare

101 nt's family member; 2) by HOTV-ATS, by study personnel; and 3) by regular clinic protocol, by an opht

102 Environmental services personnel are a critical first line of defense against t

103 During Antarctic isolation personnel are exposed to extreme photoperiods.

104 acilities, analytical equipment, and trained personnel are limited, but the need for analytical devic

105 ollision sport athletes and certain military personnel are of particular interest owing to their uniq

106 rvices, and by implication, oral health care personnel are part of the essential health care workforc

107 collected by antibiotic stewardship program personnel at each hospital, deidentified and submitted i

108 All healthcare workers and administrative personnel at the seven hospitals, pre-hospital services

109 and provider-types, laboratory staffing, and personnel available to liaise with clinicians to optimiz

110 ion among younger recently deployed military personnel born after 1965 was 0.98/1000 (95% confidence

111 ndpoints included measures of OS efficiency; personnel burnout captured by the Maslach Burnout Invent

112 Active-duty Army personnel can be exposed to traumatic warzone events and

113 resources that may impact ICU care including personnel, capacity, and surge potential, as well as sta

114 plinary collaboration among systems redesign personnel, clinicians, and surgical staff to reduce syst

115 Trained personnel collected HAI, AMU, and baseline hospital- and

116 y, 18 hospital Labor and Delivery Department personnel completed the sleep diary for 1 week in each o

117 Study personnel conducted telephone surveys with patients to c

118 nience sample of 32 asymptomatic health-care personnel contacts were also tested.

119 Prevention Epicenters Program on healthcare personnel contamination and improvement of the routine u

120 Personnel costs accounted for about 89% of the total cos

121 The risk of suicide among US military personnel deployed for peacekeeping missions is unknown.

122 vent cholera introduction during large-scale personnel deployments such as that precipitating the 201

123 s masked to treatment assignment, and funder personnel did not have access to efficacy and safety sum

124 capacity and safety of bedside and research personnel, disposition of patients already enrolled in n

125 of neurotrauma amongst military and civilian personnel due to an increased insurgent activity domesti

126 Because experiments are demanding of both personnel effort and limited fiscal resources, the alloc

127 The quality system essentials of personnel, equipment, and process management (quality co

128 In our model, we included costs for personnel, equipment, maintenance, and training, and did

129 s can be achieved in vitro within 1 month by personnel experienced in hPSC culture.

130 United States government personnel experienced potential exposures to uncharacter

131 Local radiology personnel expertise is augmented through comprehensive e

132 They face limitations in local equipment, personnel expertise, infrastructure, data-rights framewo

133 as those that occur in athletes and military personnel exposed to repetitive head impacts.

134 lterations observed in athletes and military personnel exposed to rmTBI, these changes could not be l

135 tary clinics for veterans or active military personnel, five were conducted in refugee camps, four us

136 libration and procedures, and highly trained personnel for operation.

137 ital cost as well as the attention of expert personnel for sample preparation and operation.

138 Of the 515 personnel for whom a single phenotype was predicted, 58%

139 support strategies and resources, including personnel, for increasing vaccination coverage and impro

140 luding studies of active or veteran military personnel, forensic populations or studies of participan

141 an important strategy to protect healthcare personnel from contamination and to prevent the spread o

142 d a program of training for trainers for the personnel from Mozambique.

143 h were run by a research team, together with personnel from the Ministry of Health and community heal

144 swine slurry samples were collected by farm personnel from waste pits at two sites on a swine farm i

145 The impact of healthcare personnel hand contamination in multidrug-resistant orga

146 al samples were deidentified, and laboratory personnel handling the samples and interpreting the data

147 val on bacterial contamination of healthcare personnel hands in a laboratory simulation study.

148 ents because they may require highly trained personnel, have long assay times, large sizes, and high

149 Healthcare personnel (HCP) acquire antibiotic-resistant bacteria on

150 quantity and distribution between healthcare personnel (HCP) and patient room (PR) sinks.

151 ive equipment (PPE) is to protect healthcare personnel (HCP) and patients from body fluids and infect

152 Healthcare personnel (HCP) are less willing to accept treatment tha

153 Health care personnel (HCP) at Cleveland Clinic diagnosed with COVID

154 and medical masks in preventing health care personnel (HCP) from acquiring workplace viral respirato

155 ally unique challenges of various healthcare personnel (HCP) in following precaution practices.

156 Healthcare personnel (HCP) were disproportionately affected, accoun

157 ould transmit viable pathogens to healthcare personnel (HCP).

158 hospital personnel identified most salient reasons for inappropri

159 eps which are not ideal for use by untrained personnel in a point-of-care setting.

160 ensive instruments are accessible to trained personnel in clinical settings only, thus hampering time

161 Among US government personnel in Havana, Cuba, with potential exposure to di

162 yment of expatriate clinicians and logistics personnel in health facilities largely deprived of healt

163 us disease 2019 (COVID-19) among health care personnel in King County, Washington.

164 he lack of specialized equipment and trained personnel in laboratories performing microbiological wat

165 photographic studies by non-ophthalmologist personnel in low and middle-income country (LMIC) settin

166 The analysis illustrates that polio personnel in Northern Nigeria are used in increasing acc

167 the essential role of environmental services personnel in patient safety.

168 1958 (35%) of 5577 personnel in the screening group declined to see the tai

169 ontrolled trial among Royal Marines and Army personnel in the UK military after deployment to Afghani

170 ess bed capacity, equipment, and health care personnel in U.S. hospitals in ways not previously exper

171 sonnel) in the screening group and 160 (3840 personnel) in the control group.

172 ng 10 190 personnel were included: 274 (6350 personnel) in the screening group and 160 (3840 personne

173 exposure numbers and intensities in military personnel, in combat or training operations.

174 Patients, all site personnel including the investigator and the site monito

175 Patients, caregivers, and study personnel, including those assessing outcomes, were mask

176 Second, the validated 5 domain Personnel, Infrastructure, Procedures, Equipment, and Su

177 o implementation were recruitment to groups, personnel input and training, sustainability and funding

178 Participants, sponsor personnel, investigators, and study site personnel invol

179 Costs, time, and personnel investments should be taken into account when

180 These findings can guide training of personnel involved in CoC conversations.

181 the independent external committee, and the personnel involved in defining the analysis sets were ma

182 sor personnel, investigators, and study site personnel involved in the treatment or evaluation of the

183 surgical practice among operating room (OR) personnel is associated with hospital-level 30-day posto

184 is complex, time consuming, requires trained personnel, is not standardized for many drugs, involves

185 cipants, study investigators, and study site personnel, laboratory staff, members of the sponsor's st

186 eful tool for performing AST without trained personnel, laborious procedures, or bulky instruments, t

187 the training of ophthalmologists and allied personnel, Magrabi ICO Cameroon Eye Institute is acting

188 optimal PPE use is difficult, and healthcare personnel may alter delivery of care because of the PPE.

189 SARS-CoV-2 infection was found in hospital personnel (n = 24), who developed mild symptoms necessit

190 he analysis was computed on active-duty Army personnel (N = 473) of the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbe

191 Among outpatient health care personnel, N95 respirators vs medical masks as worn by p

192 eam were blinded, with the exception of site personnel needing this information in the event of medic

193 pants, distributed to the sites, and kept by personnel not directly involved with the study.

194 ments were administered in black syringes by personnel not involved in any study assessments.

195 ice, and military posts, killing 12 security personnel on Aug 25, 2017.

196 on) and timing of emergency medical services personnel on OHCA outcomes according to the racial compo

197 s of this study also suggest that among army personnel or marines who committed suicide, those with i

198 tibody response to SARS-CoV-2 in health care personnel over a 60-day period in Nashville, Tennessee.

199 SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: Forty government personnel (patients) who were potentially exposed and ex

200 ssignments were known to investigators, site personnel, patients, clinical monitors, and pharmacovigi

201 h costs, and number of health administrative personnel per capita resembled those of the United State

202 In all countries, GPEI-funded personnel perform critical tasks in the strengthening of

203 Participants and study personnel performing laboratory analyses were blinded to

204 In the second step, the influence of the personnel performing the experiments and the experimenta

205 arried out at high altitude (HA) by military personnel, pilots, and astronauts may trigger health com

206 y, communication, data integrity, safety and personnel policies, ease of communication, geography, du

207 mmodities, functional equipment, and trained personnel, poor quality of care often results and the im

208 is very-cost effective if hospital space and personnel pre-exist to staff the facility.

209 Unblinded study personnel prepared and administered the study drug; part

210 due to contaminated equipment, vehicles, or personnel proved to be important for several livestock e

211 very weak immunization systems, GPEI-funded personnel provide critical support for the immunization

212 parents and caregivers, investigational site personnel, PTC Therapeutics employees, and all other stu

213 sults are often limited by the skills of the personnel rather than the data.

214 5577 (88%) of 6350 personnel received screening and 3996 (63%) completed fo

215 ed a target that at least 50% of the time of personnel receiving funding from the Global Polio Eradic

216 rtionately in the population of nonsensitive personnel records of the civilian US executive branch.

217 ted further, and both participants and study personnel remained blinded.

218 approximately 80% of the salaries of review personnel responsible for the approval of new drugs.

219 es multiple measures of OS efficiency and OS personnel satisfaction without adversely affecting clini

220 dication activities (hereafter, "GPEI-funded personnel") should be dedicated to the strengthening of

221 requires sophisticated laboratory equipment, personnel, space, and stringent storage conditions for m

222 tigation and all 32 asymptomatic health-care personnel tested negative for SARS-CoV-2.

223 t production, we took advantage of space and personnel that became available due to closure of the re

224 rect contacts generated by on-farm visits of personnel that can carry pathogens on their clothes, equ

225 itnessed by emergency medical services (EMS) personnel, the rate of bystander CPR increased from 66.7

226 ic monitoring and in the presence of trained personnel, the risks of dofetilide reloading justifying

227 equires expensive equipment and well-trained personnel, thus limiting its use in centralized clinical

228 fication and dedicating pharmacy stewardship personnel time on the total hospital costs.

229 I-TOF and of dedicating pharmacy stewardship personnel time to interventions, the total hospital cost

230 domly assigned by emergency medical services personnel to an antiarrhythmic drug versus placebo in th

231 on with blinding of providers and laboratory personnel to analytic results or clinical status, respec

232 latent fingerprint age would allow forensic personnel to determine if a latent fingerprint was relev

233 velop an eye screening program using trained personnel to identify individuals with ophthalmic needs,

234 gramme structures, and appropriately trained personnel to implement it.

235 cy and patient safety and regulatory affairs personnel to meet serious adverse event reporting requir

236 Traditional training protocols require lab personnel to move the animals between home cages and tra

237 ation was developed to be used by nontrained personnel to not only determine nitrite ion concentratio

238 igh cost instrumental set-up and experienced personnel to operate.

239 The cost of equipment and skilled personnel to provide the service compromises the availab

240 e utilization of existing infrastructure and personnel, to develop and implement a program dedicated

241 lored the knowledge and attitude of pharmacy personnel towards guidelines for the management of acute

242 t health care funding, increased emphasis on personnel training through fellowship programs, and grea

243 To maintain masking of patients and study personnel, treatments were administered in black syringe

244 017, with rhythm labels validated by trained personnel under cardiologist supervision.

245 in risk assessment for active duty military personnel under non-clinician-administered settings, and

246 the onset of COVID-19: male, administrative personnel, underlying disease, and high-risk exposure.

247 rium and catatonia by independent and masked personnel using Confusion Assessment Method for the ICU

248 polio-related tasks performed by GPEI-funded personnel varied among countries and included surveillan

249 hazard rate of death by suicide for military personnel varies by time since exposure to deployment, m

250 ial to provide critical information to these personnel via rapid, facile field detection of these mat

251 tion of safety of surgical practice among OR personnel was completed.

252 1000 field managers of frontline GPEI-funded personnel was conducted by Boston Consulting Group in th

253 of the time (range, 23%-61%) of GPEI-funded personnel was dedicated to tasks related to strengthenin

254 The deployment of the surge capacity personnel was guided by operational and technical requir

255 Investigators, participants, and study personnel were blinded to group allocation and remained

256 Neither participants nor field or laboratory personnel were blinded to the intervention arms.

257 Both participants and study personnel were blinded to the specific generic products

258 All study personnel were blinded to the treatment assignment.

259 All study personnel were blinded with the exception of the phlebot

260 P2D6 genotypes and phenotypes of 550 service personnel were determined, and the pharmacokinetics (PK)

261 Oct 31, 2014, 434 platoons comprising 10 190 personnel were included: 274 (6350 personnel) in the scr

262 Therapeutics employees, and all other study personnel were masked to group allocation until after da

263 Participants and study personnel were masked to group allocation.

264 ittee, and sponsor's clinical and laboratory personnel were masked to the group assignment.

265 Participants and relevant study personnel were masked to the random assignment until com

266 ical investigators, study staff, and sponsor personnel were masked to the study drug assignments.

267 Participants and all study personnel were masked to treatment allocation until the

268 Patients, investigators, and trial personnel were masked to treatment allocation.

269 pants, site personnel, and all study sponsor personnel were masked to treatment allocations.

270 Patients, the sponsor, and site personnel were masked to treatment assignment.

271 ents, study investigators, and study sponsor personnel were masked to treatment assignment.

272 gators assessing outcomes, and sponsor study personnel were masked to treatment assignment.

273 Patients and study personnel were masked to treatment assignment.

274 Patients, investigators, and study personnel were masked to treatment assignment.

275 All patients and study personnel were masked to treatment assignments.

276 Practices and trial personnel were not blind to allocation.

277 Population estimates provided by WWTP personnel were on average 18% higher than census-based p

278 Improvements in raw scores related to personnel were primarily responsible for the increase in

279 These same personnel were responsible for packaging the drug and pl

280 cific reports on the training of GPEI-funded personnel were reviewed, and an analysis of the types of

281 Although most findings seen among all OR personnel were seen among nurses, they were often absent

282 Patients, investigators, and other study personnel were unaware of treatment assignment.

283 ophisticated infrastructure and well-trained personnel, which leads to increasing complexity and high

284 out at remote sites and by minimally trained personnel, while quantification will take place in speci

285 hicknesses were measured by trained research personnel, while weight and length measures were abstrac

286 ised concerns about the safety of laboratory personnel who handle tissue samples that harbor pathogen

287 All patients, investigators, and study personnel who participated in patient care were masked t

288 demic coronavirus infection among healthcare personnel who participated in the Respiratory Protection

289 Gulf War illness (GWI) afflicts military personnel who served during the Persian Gulf War and is

290 his protocol are designed to help laboratory personnel with a broad range of experience (at the gradu

291 Randomisation was done by study site personnel with a computer-generated randomisation code w

292 ies of PTSD symptoms among deployed military personnel with and without combat exposure, we used data

293 lemented in a typical tissue culture room by personnel with standard mammalian cell culture expertise

294 ofile suggests PQ metabolism is decreased in personnel with the IM or PM phenotypes as compared to th

295 primaquine metabolite, almost exclusively in personnel with the NM phenotype, compared with sporadic

296 as detected in urine but not plasma from all personnel with the NM phenotype.

297 infrastructure, and recruiting and retaining personnel with the specialized skills and experience in

298 essed information while maintaining a stable personnel workforce.

299 bined with the judgment of trained emergency personnel, would help to improve clinical outcomes and r

300 illions of civilians, athletes, and military personnel yearly.