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1 ith other children (older siblings, day care attendance).

2 as odds ratios (OR) for emergency department attendance.

3 infection suspected during the first medical attendance.

4 th an increased risk of emergency department attendance.

5 results expressed as odds ratios (OR) for ED attendance.

6 tudy dates were cancelled because of lack of attendance.

7 tients in low-resource settings can increase attendance.

8 esidual confounding, particularly by daycare attendance.

9 ecreased influenza rates and improved school attendance.

10 between MHM, social restrictions and school attendance.

11 and 3 hours after dose) drawn at each clinic attendance.

12 ldhood circumstances, notably nursery-school attendance.

13 ajor impact on social functioning and school attendance.

14 um of hours of sickness absence and hours of attendance.

15 at conveyed the importance of regular clinic attendance.

16 iral therapy (HAART) and reasons for lack of attendance.

17 rvention after 5 months was a 9% increase in attendance.

18 rvention period) were followed up for clinic attendance.

19 arly wheezing except for parity and day care attendance.

20 nated messages to encourage patients' clinic attendance.

21 d a subsequent decrease in religious service attendance.

22 The primary outcome was school attendance.

23 bably ineffective for height, cognition, and attendance.

24 d weekly gift cards for outpatient treatment attendance.

25 follow-up appointment as the reason for non-attendance.

26 ng at a median of 48 to 52 days after clinic attendance.

27 of existing strategies that aim to increase attendance.

28 s, of whom 25 (13.4%) had emergency hospital attendances.

29 56 to 0.14; high certainty evidence), school attendance (1% higher, 95% CI -1 to 3; high certainty ev

30 r antenatal care (16% to 53%), skilled birth attendance (14% to 46%), and births in a health facility

31 s; 2) compliance, calculated from registered attendance; 3) periodontal disease history; 4) peri-impl

32 mortality (8.5% vs. 6.0%, p = .20), lecture attendance (43% vs. 42%), or family satisfaction (Critic

33 unity health checkups for 4-year-olds (97.2% attendance; 82.0% consent rate, n = 2475).

34 preschool graduates also had higher rates of attendance (85.9% vs 80.4%; difference, 5.5; 95% CI, 2.6

35 of those infected reported agricultural fair attendance (93%) and/or contact with swine (95%) prior t

36 on grade increased with each 10% increase in attendance (adjusted odds ratio, 5.52; 95% CI, 2.17-14.0

37 f each IPTp dose; and women's poor antenatal attendance, affecting IPTp uptake.

38 fects of age, life span and age of first lek attendance (AFL) on male annual mating success (AMS) to

39 endance and to test interventions to improve attendance after referral.

40 g pads with education significantly improved attendance among participants, (lambda 0.824, F = 3.760,

41 g pads with education significantly improved attendance among participants.

42 Improved attendance among the new or reengaging patients was cons

43 When performing attendance analyses in the subset of grade levels for wh

44 en used to assess the association between CR attendance and all-cause mortality adjusted for the prop

45 tcomes and the following categories of group attendance and allocation: women attending a group and a

46 ol readiness skills at the end of preschool, attendance and chronic absences, and parental involvemen

47 n with the intervention, with high levels of attendance and completion.

48 Religious attendance and denomination did not significantly predic

49 e and outcomes later in life such as college attendance and earnings.

50 ributing to overall changes in skilled birth attendance and facility births suggests independent cont

51 correlated, suggesting that reduced funeral attendance and faster hospitalisation independently infl

52 Staff recorded attendance and leftovers.

53 association between subsequent outpatient CR attendance and long-term survival.

54 livery, antibiotic use in infancy, childcare attendance and maternal age were not associated with egg

55 multiple-trigger wheeze and between day-care attendance and nonatopic uncontrolled wheeze in other pa

56 logistic model, cumulative hours of day care attendance and number of lower respiratory infections at

57 Improving male attendance and optimizing linkage to care require new ap

58 There was a positive correlation between attendance and overall examination score (r = 0.59 [95%

59 ay constitute a barrier for continued school attendance and performance.

60 strongly associated with institutional birth attendance and population per health facility.

61 s performed to evaluate associations between attendance and predictors of no-show.

62 verse correlations between religious service attendance and psychopathology during adulthood.

63 e age of seven, cumulative hours of day care attendance and reported respiratory infections at ages 1

64 performance, and video assignments increased attendance and satisfaction.

65 uated associations between religious service attendance and suicide from 1996 through June 2010 in a

66 ne the association between religious service attendance and suicide, adjusting for demographic covari

67 om an abbreviated list of questions on venue attendance and were used to adjust estimates of prevalen

68 %) interventions during the initial hospital attendance and/or 30-day follow-up.

69 eficiency; health-care consumption (hospital attendances and admissions) was higher in adolescent sur

70 within 24 months post-partum, and emergency attendances and hospital admissions for the child within

71 n, effect on visual acuity, impact on school attendance, and access to appropriate eye care in childr

72 lytic events, blood transfusion rate, school attendance, and blood count-were analyzed by intention-t

73 act surgery and have PCR to facilitate early attendance, and careful dilated postoperative examinatio

74 Time to referral and program entry, attendance, and completion rates were also measured.

75 physical activity, physical education class attendance, and decreases in body mass index z-scores fr

76 onsequences, unsafe sex, mutual help meeting attendance, and health care utilization.

77 it affects quality of life, school and work attendance, and is a risk factor for development of asth

78 with a recent history of inconsistent clinic attendance, and new patients.

79 d school readiness skills in 4 of 6 domains, attendance, and reduced chronic absences compared with a

80 ous aspects of people's beliefs, SES, dental attendance, and self-care operating since the childhood

81 rotations, some have tried increasing clinic attendance, and some have argued for various training mo

82 ], p < 0.001, Planning subscales) and creche attendance (aOR 1.96 [95% CI 1.1-3.5], p = 0.02, Sequent

83 e, reduce maternal stress, and enable creche attendance are likely to improve executive function and

84 surveillance of this population and supports attendance, as nonattendance may be linked to more probl

85 Secondary outcome measures were attendance at >/=1 exercise session, the total number of

86 In the univariate analyses, day care attendance at 12 months was associated with an increased

87 Attendance at 8 or more sessions of cognitive processing

88 Income per month was not associated with attendance at a follow-up appointment on multivariate an

89 = 0.005) were independently associated with attendance at a follow-up appointment.

90 Attendance at a week-long residential plant science summ

91 Information was collected on referral and attendance at adult HIV clinics, eligibility for highly

92 e occurring at the child's home resulting in attendance at an emergency department, minor injury unit

93 Pregnant women who were ill on attendance at ANC were not consistently managed across h

94 atment, use of insecticide-treated nets, and attendance at antenatal clinics by pregnant women in sub

95 tional targets, despite fairly high rates of attendance at antenatal clinics.

96 ngency management schedules rewarded on-time attendance at appointments.

97 The primary endpoint was participation (ie, attendance at breast cancer screening) within 90 days of

98 ular disease, high-dose statin at discharge, attendance at cardiac rehabilitation, and the GRACE (Glo

99 High attendance at classes and participation in the individua

100 PANTS: A prospective cohort study of student attendance at clinical and tutorial-based activities dur

101 eek obstetrics/gynecology clinical rotation, attendance at clinical and tutorial-based activities was

102 Student attendance at clinical and tutorial-based activities, re

103 nt in rural food-secure areas, provided that attendance at counseling sessions by the caregiver is en

104 an appointment within 10 days would improve attendance at CR orientation.

105 The primary end point was attendance at CR orientation.

106 les from behavioral economics) on increasing attendance at diabetic eye screening appointments in Lon

107 ent education but ultimately did not improve attendance at follow-up appointments with primary care p

108 tal reservoir and are maintained by frequent attendance at health care facilities.

109 Mothers' attendance at health facilities was also substantially l

110 of potential HIV exposures, referrals to and attendance at HIV clinics, and reported completion of 28

111 iated with distance from and difficulty with attendance at in-person sessions in older adults.

112 Clinic attendance at last follow-up was poor (61.9%).

113 did not ( n = 30) have a history of frequent attendance at loud music venues where the typical sound

114 Although attendance at meals did not differ (85%), median daily m

115 text message and mobile phone call increase attendance at medical appointments for HIV care in a pop

116 We used survival methods with attendance at methadone clinics as a time-varying covari

117 vidual-level analysis of the amnesty cohort, attendance at methadone clinics was associated with a si

118 disease, kuru and resistance to kuru despite attendance at mortuary feasts.

119 ly appointments for CR significantly improve attendance at orientation.

120 Rates of attendance at postoperative outpatient visits and number

121 Attendance at psychoeducation groups was higher than at

122 have found a protective association between attendance at religious services and depression, the ext

123 ve consistently shown an association between attendance at religious services and lower all-cause mor

124 ho participated in the Nurses' Health Study, attendance at religious services once per week or more w

125 ce of religion or spirituality, frequency of attendance at religious services, and denomination (all

126 k of AD, a family history of AD, and minimal attendance at research meetings were associated with hig

127 ing cash payments, which were conditional on attendance at scheduled clinic visits and receipt of pro

128 nced effect improving MHM may have on girls' attendance at school.

129 atsal-2, substantial increases were noted in attendance at sexual health clinics (from 6.7% to 21.4%

130 Increases in testing and attendance at sexual health clinics, especially in peopl

131 xual health markers (reported STI diagnoses, attendance at sexual health clinics, use of emergency co

132 a two-component personalised intervention on attendance at SSSs.

133 orated into screening programmes to increase attendance at subsequent follow-up appointments.

134 Attendance at the 12-month visit was 86%.

135 To prevent unnecessary attendance at the cooperatives, physicians advocate copa

136 The changes in attendance at the end of the trial, after 5 months, were

137 ng appointment (control) in the event of non-attendance at the first offered appointment.

138 Attendance at the first session of an SSS course was sig

139 The primary outcome was attendance at the first session of an SSS course within

140 st participation at the school level, school attendance at the grade level (kindergarten through sixt

141 The diagnostic yield following attendance at the Sheffield Ataxia Centre was 63%.

142 Intern data including demographics, attendance at US or Canadian medical school, proximity o

143 VanderWeele et al. report that more frequent attendance at worship services is associated with a lowe

144 ptimal pressure and years in the profession, attendance at wound care educational programs, previous

145 Observational analysis of consecutive attendances at an intracranial aneurysm screening clinic

146 any of Melbourne's seven tertiary hospitals; attendances at outpatients; and radiology, pathology, an

147 ve electronic search of emergency department attendances at three hospitals in Birmingham during 2012

148 Sports/physical activity club attendance (B = 0.6, 95% confidence interval (CI): 0.2,

149 would predict favorable self-care and dental attendance behaviors; those would lead to lower dental c

150 the immune system, that is, day-care center attendance, birth order, maternally reported common infe

151 HPyV10, HPyV9, EBV, CMV), and swimming pool attendance (BKPyV, KIPyV, WUPyV, HPyV10).

152 factors associated with emergency department attendance by cancer patients in the last month of life.

153 Excluding second attendance by five participants, 214 participants in eac

154 tors associated with an increased risk of ED attendance by patients with cancer in their last month o

155 r studies investigating emergency department attendances by adult cancer patients (>/=18 years) towar

156 levels among controls whose mothers reported attendance contributing to a significantly reduced ALL o

157 number of appointments made, patterns of non-attendance could be differentiated, with patients who we

158 ives, provided on the condition of treatment attendance, could address this problem.

159 tive risks following adjustment for hospital attendance data.

160 Depending on duration of attendance, day care during infancy can either increase

161 mptom to 100, worst imaginable), health care attendance, days missed from work or education, consumpt

162 is centers involving ESRD patients with poor attendance, defined as missing 2-6 sessions over the pre

163 Cash transfers conditional on school attendance did not reduce HIV incidence in young women.

164 ed with changes in heavy drinking, treatment attendance, drug use, cigarette smoking, psychiatric sym

165 infancy (presence of older siblings, daycare attendance, ear infections) and breastfeeding.

166 at minimal effort and cost, improved clinic attendance, especially for new or reengaging patients, y

167 tory of asthma, male sex, siblings, day care attendance, exposure to tobacco smoke or molds, indoor r

168 2.2% (1.7%-2.6% p<0.001) and predicted adult attendances fell by 1.5% (1.2% -1.8%, p<0.001).

169 of distance from a hospital, predicted child attendances fell by 2.2% (1.7%-2.6% p<0.001) and predict

170 dies, 684 826 events), and rates of hospital attendance for all respiratory tract infections (-3.45%

171 as children had a decreased risk of hospital attendance for anaphylaxis (RR = 0.48; 95%CI: 0.25;0.91)

172 We investigated variations in hospital attendance for anaphylaxis between immigrants and Danish

173 a significantly lower risk ratio of hospital attendance for anaphylaxis compared to Danish-born.

174 , 27 530 183 individuals), rates of hospital attendance for asthma exacerbations (-9.83% [-16.62 to -

175 perinatal mortality, preterm birth, hospital attendance for asthma exacerbations, and hospital attend

176 mpairment), which was defined as no hospital attendance for asthma, oral corticosteroids, or antibiot

177 al reductions in preterm births and hospital attendance for asthma.

178 Non-attendance for HIV care was independently associated wit

179 Clinic attendance for primary care was significantly higher in

180 dance for asthma exacerbations, and hospital attendance for respiratory tract infections.

181 sing nationwide data revealed fewer hospital attendances for anaphylaxis among non-Western immigrants

182 Registry identifying all first-time hospital attendances for anaphylaxis from January 1, 1994 and Dec

183 In total 1053 hospital attendances for anaphylaxis were identified: 89 among no

184 95% CI -18.8 to -2.0]; p=0.016) and hospital attendances for asthma (three studies, 225,753 events: -

185 preterm birth, low birthweight, and hospital attendances for asthma.

186 ere was no difference in unscheduled medical attendances for wheezing episodes between children in th

187 Compared with placebo, unscheduled medical attendances for wheezing episodes were reduced in childr

188 ry outcome was number of unscheduled medical attendances for wheezing episodes.

189 hood of change in level of religious service attendance from childhood to adulthood.

190 el approach to adjust for frequency of venue attendance (FVA) and assess the impact of associated bia

191 s is likely to be underused, especially when attendance generates increased personal risks of lost fa

192 monthly cash transfer conditional on school attendance (>/=80% of school days per month) versus no c

193 ancy, gender, age, race/ethnicity, preschool attendance, health insurance coverage, and exposure to l

194 lower levels of education, regular gay scene attendance, 'high-risk' unprotected anal intercourse (UA

195 confidence interval: -0.04, 0.01) and school attendance/home environment at age 7-14 years.

196 nd, parameterized with sexual behaviour, GUM attendance, HPV prevalence, HIV prevalence, warts, and c

197 electronically measured compliance improved, attendance improved, acuity increased more rapidly, and

198 , such as increasing access to skilled birth attendance, improvement of coverage of antenatal care an

199 Whether full-day vs part-day attendance improves outcomes is unknown.

200 registration, vaccination uptake, and school attendance in children in Zimbabwe.

201 Attendance in deprived neighbourhoods reduces with dista

202 einforce the hypothesis that day-care center attendance in infancy and prolonged breastfeeding are as

203 what motivated HIV primary care appointment attendance in the absence of ART.

204 Day-care center attendance in the first year of life was associated with

205 series, we used equivalent data on hospital attendances in Scotland.

206 Compared to the least deprived quintile, attendances in the most deprived quintile more than doub

207 CR attendance is associated with a significant reduction in

208 Student attendance is thought to be an important factor in the a

209 berty education alone resulting in a similar attendance level.

210 tories were enrolled; 90% intervention group attendance; longitudinal follow-up at 6 (93%) and 12 (94

211 strongly associated with institutional birth attendance, maternal and child nurse density, and overal

212 Racial disparities in clinic attendance may contribute to racial disparities in plasm

213 Cholera event attendance may have modestly motivated increased househo

214 limited to be no more than 2 years for both attendance measures, the impact of lessening disparities

215 ously scheduled appointment) and efficiency (attendance/[measures of staff working time x cost of the

216 mean of 12.6 sessions, with mean participant attendance of 11.0 core sessions.

217 um and uptake of PMTCT services, measured by attendance of all scheduled clinic visits and acceptance

218 Attendance of any CSE was similar between groups (interv

219 With an attendance of close to 170 clinicians, researchers, stud

220 bola virus not admitted to hospital, and the attendance of funerals.

221 d practice characteristics contribute to non-attendance of general practice appointments raise import

222 igational arthroscopy only, or no treatment (attendance of one reassessment appointment with a specia

223 ilar in content; the only difference was the attendance of the child.

224 respect to the reported effects of day care attendance on childhood asthma.

225 ationship between sexual behavior and church attendance on timing of human immunodeficiency virus (HI

226 Service attendance once or more per week vs less frequent attend

227 reliever use and no asthma-related hospital attendance or admission, acute course of oral corticoste

228 of a history of car accidents with hospital attendance (OR 10.1, 95% CI 2.1 to 47.4, p=0.004) and su

229 ariate analysis, car accidents with hospital attendance (OR 7.3, 95% CI 1.4 to 37.6, p=0.017) and all

230 gative urine samples and addiction treatment attendance, or reinforcement only for study participatio

231 Better acuity was associated with school attendance (P < 0.001), whereas gender was not.

232 ation size >8 mm (P = .017), and poor clinic attendance (P = .015).

233 Male students (84% attendance, P = .001) and students who failed an end-of-

234 d an end-of-year examination previously (84% attendance, P = .04) had significantly lower rates.

235 ding, prior failure of vision screening, and attendance pattern of previous events were analyzed.

236 tion control training, for rectifying threat attendance patterns and reducing PTSD symptoms.

237 Practice factors also substantially affected attendance patterns, with urban practices in affluent ar

238 6-2.33]), which was correlated with hospital attendance (Pearson correlation coefficient [PCC] = 0.76

239 , educational achievement, cognition, school attendance, quality of life, and adverse effects in chil

240 Both clinical attendance (r = 0.50 [95% CI, 0.32-0.64]; P < .001) and

241 CI, 0.32-0.64]; P < .001) and tutorial-based attendance (r = 0.57 [95% CI, 0.40-0.70]; P < .001) were

242 girls in the intervention group, 67% had an attendance rate of 50% to 100%.

243 The mean attendance rate was 89% (range, 39%-100% [SD, 11%], n =

244 8,962 AUS screening attendees (with an 80.6% attendance rate), a total of 16 confirmed HCC cases were

245 was also linked with greater overall school attendance rates (95.5% vs 95.3% in the non-BIC group; F

246 help to smokers motivated to quit; however, attendance rates are low and recent figures show a downw

247 However, attendance rates are only 81 %, leaving many people at r

248 Attendance rates at the orientation session were 77% (57

249 elationship is causal, and whether improving attendance rates can improve academic performance.

250 Attendance rates in low SES areas were 60.3% preimplemen

251 /10 students; 60%) occurred in students with attendance rates lower than 80%.

252 The adjusted odds ratio for failure with attendance rates of 80% or higher was 0.11 (95% CI, 0.02

253 /=60%) were present only among students with attendance rates of 80% or higher.

254 has the potential to improve overall school attendance rates.

255 Using attendance registers of randomly selected primary school

256 erated random numbers to conditional (school attendance required to receive payment) and unconditiona

257 , social network size, and religious service attendance) showed the strongest protective associations

258 School attendance significantly reduced risk of HIV acquisition

259 ildren per family, and lower rates of school attendance than the states with multiennial cycles.

260 f surgery and of car accidents with hospital attendance than their age-matched unaffected siblings.

261 r 5 months, puberty education alone improved attendance to a similar level (M = 91.26, SD = 7.82) as

262 heart rate (beta=0.066, P<0.001), and poorer attendance to CR classes (beta=-0.081, P<0.001) and comp

263 s is relevant because optimizing VO2peak and attendance to CR has been shown to confer a mortality ad

264 dels with adjustment for area-level hospital attendance to determine the transmission niche of genoty

265 Non-attendance to periodontal maintenance and smoking habits

266 neuronal mechanism for the detection of and attendance to rare stimuli or for the detection of devia

267 Residual pockets, non-attendance to the periodontal maintenance program, and s

268 h February 2014 for studies investigating ED attendance toward the end of life by adult patients (age

269 There was no difference in attendance using SMS reminders versus other reminders (R

270 The pooled effect on appointment attendance using text message (short message service or

271 Mean attendance was 10 acupuncture sessions and 14 Alexander

272 ble analysis, the risk of emergency hospital attendance was 45% lower in the active group (hazard rat

273 e of RSV-associated ILI resulting in medical attendance was 6.0 (5.4-6.7) per 100 PY.

274 Exercise attendance was 84% (SD, 14%) and diet adherence was 99%

275 er respondents believed that health facility attendance was an EVD risk factor.

276 dance once or more per week vs less frequent attendance was associated with a hazard ratio of 0.05 (9

277 greater than 37.5 hours per week of day care attendance was associated with a lower risk of asthma [O

278 hort of US women, frequent religious service attendance was associated with a significantly lower rat

279 Attendance was associated with concerns about finding a

280 reduction of progression to T2DM by level of attendance was compared to standard care.

281 An increased likelihood of ED attendance was found for men (OR, 1.24; 95% CI, 1.19 to

282 increased likelihood of emergency department attendance was found for men versus women (OR 1.24, 95%

283 cardiac arrest simulation test after course attendance was lower in the electronic advanced life sup

284 Clinic attendance was measured as the proportion of scheduled c

285 vities and 38 tutorial-based activities) but attendance was not mandatory.

286 Frequency of church attendance was not significantly related to depression r

287 Religious service attendance was self-reported in 1992 and 1996.

288 The results indicate that service attendance was the strongest R/S predictor of mortality

289 ligion or spirituality, but not frequency of attendance, was associated with thicker cortices in the

290 When the analysis was adjusted for attendance, we did not find a significant difference bet

291 hether behaviour change was related to group attendance, we used random effects models to assess asso

292 Religious or spiritual importance and church attendance were assessed at 2 time points during 5 years

293 HIV-1 RNA) when racial disparities in clinic attendance were lessened.

294 Data on health-seeking behavior and school attendance were recorded.

295 MIU was significant and both adult and child attendances were greater in populations who lived furthe

296 a (ages 3-17 yr) after an emergency hospital attendance with an asthma exacerbation to receive mite-i

297 The annual rate of emergency hospital attendance with exacerbations was 27% lower in the activ

298 Predictors of attendance with seizures included a diagnosis of epileps

299 We studied attendance with seizures, healthcare use and employment

300 Information on hospital attendances with an ARI before and after recruitment was