… In addition, screening is conditionally recommended for people with risk factors for TB
attending health care, and for communities with risk factors for TB and limited access to care (eg …

… adult literature), and care contexts (eg, acute care, community care) to identify aspects of
models that are universal (ie, do not differ across populations and care contexts) and aspects …

… This work influenced and formed part of attempts at developing community social work
strategies on two deprived estates. Such work involved working alongside local people utilising …

… We also predicted a significant interaction of stay-at-home orders and perceived impact of
COVID-19 on the outcomes of interest, such that the relation of stay-at-home order status to …

… This paper highlights the pharmaceutical care practices of community pharmacists for patients
with chronic diseases during this pandemic. This would provide support for the call by the …

… the community over time, they used home care services … community-based care is important
to the quality of life and health status of persons with dementia, as potentially avoidable care …

… means to address health, medical care, and population health challenges. The overarching
goal of the Summit was to inform the research community as well as public and private …

… This includes encouraging people to practise self-care, with more frequent health communication,
using technologies to improve access to care and enhancing community-based care. …

… In conclusion, in order to know that certain society is categorized as matriarchal society, it
is important to observe their behaviors and activity within their community, and then use …

… the NHS in order to manage the increasing demand for wound care and … of community-based
resources is reflected in the distribution of care between secondary care and the community…