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…ently reported environmental challenge was insufficient patient education (30.9%), and the most frequent challenge related to body functi…
…ions targeting the physician or the patient, such as education, decision-support tools or patient education. However, these interventions risk being i…
…compromise training opportunities. Simple interventions such as education to referrers on the importance of asking a clear question and c…
…ild mortality has been lower than in neighbouring countries and education has been universal and free. More recently, however, child mort…
…nt, (4) technology and equipment, (5) medication review and (6) exercise. Outcome measures reported were classified into frequency and r…
…ns included exercise (96.7% combined or standalone), education, psychological support, and dietary components. Most were post-treatment (53.3%), cent…
…d with other conservative interventions such as manual therapy, education, electrophysical and psychological therapies.6 7 Despite the re…
…the fields of Gastroenterology and Hepatology through research, education, and clinical practice. Among its many initiatives, the BSG est…
…In the context of the escalating climate crisis, climate change education (CCE) has an essential role in this aim. Despite an increase of…
…railty-focused care, including frailty assessment, personalised education and discharge planning. Patient-reported outcomes were measured…
…nd their equitable and effective distribution worldwide through childhood immunisation, mass vaccination and education. By prioritising every life wit…