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Loss to follow-up of patients with malignant lymphoma
European Journal of Cancer Care, 2004Loss to follow-up (LTFU) in cancer patients is a serious problem, yet there is little data on this and on the underlying reasons. Of 144 paediatric and 431 adult patients with lymphoma diagnosed in 1997/1998 at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center, Riyadh (KFSHRC), 30% and 48.5%, respectively, were LTFU after 4 years (excluding patients ...
Brown, S +9 more
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Cancer Practice, 2002
purpose: The loss of patients to follow‐up for abnormal findings from Pap screenings is an important public health concern, particularly among poor and minority women. This study explores factors affecting incomplete follow‐up among a group of Hispanic women with low incomes.description of study: A qualitative descriptive study was conducted of 11 ...
Linda M, Hunt +3 more
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purpose: The loss of patients to follow‐up for abnormal findings from Pap screenings is an important public health concern, particularly among poor and minority women. This study explores factors affecting incomplete follow‐up among a group of Hispanic women with low incomes.description of study: A qualitative descriptive study was conducted of 11 ...
Linda M, Hunt +3 more
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Loss to follow-up after arthroplasty
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 2012We assessed the outcome of patients who were lost to follow-up after arthroplasty by a single surgeon. The aim was to validate the surgeon’s data set with the Australian Orthopaedic Association National Joint Replacement Registry and determine the outcome of those patients lost to follow-up. Prospective data on patient demographics, operative details
Rowden, N. +5 more
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Protocol for Detection and Follow-Up of Hearing Loss
Clinical Nurse Specialist, 1997Hearing loss in one individual affects the lives of those who live and work with the person with the loss. Both the individual with the defined loss and the family must find adaptive methods of communicating. This article presents a protocol to be used by the advanced practice nurse in the assessment, intervention, and referral of patients suspected of
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2009
Patients lost to a clinical trial without knowing the reasons; sometimes also used to describe the total number of patients lost, i.e. not finishing a particular clinical trial (premature termination; the FDA (Clinical Guidance Document, 1994) suggests that loss to follow-up should be less than 20%; → see also drop-out, withdrawal.
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Patients lost to a clinical trial without knowing the reasons; sometimes also used to describe the total number of patients lost, i.e. not finishing a particular clinical trial (premature termination; the FDA (Clinical Guidance Document, 1994) suggests that loss to follow-up should be less than 20%; → see also drop-out, withdrawal.
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Digital approaches to reducing TB treatment loss to follow-up
The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, 2023Poor adherence to TB treatment leads to adverse clinical outcomes. A range of digital technologies to support adherence have been developed and the COVID-19 pandemic considerably accelerated the implementation of digital interventions. Here, we review the current evidence on digital adherence support tools and update the findings of a previous review,
C, Oeser, M X, Rangaka, I, Abubakar
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Hair loss following kerion Celsi--a follow-up examination.
Mykosen, 1984Summary: For an evaluation of hair loss following kerion Celsi, 18 patients were reexamined more than two years after griseofulvin treatment Hair counts in previously affected areas averaged 103.3, in unaffected areas 302 per cm2, a difference which was statistically significant.
E K, Foged, L, Voss Jepsen
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Loss to follow-up in a longitudinal study on aging in Spain
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, 2001The objectives of this study were to describe follow-up dynamics in a longitudinal study on aging conducted in Spain between 1993 and 1997, and to identify the demographic, behavioral and health characteristics of persons who would later refuse to continue participating, move out of the area or be hard to locate (i.e., become lost to follow-up subjects)
M V, Zunzunegui +2 more
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Loss to follow-up of preterm and very preterm babies
The Lancet, 1998Deborah ...
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A Perinatal Loss Follow-up Guide For Primary Care
The Nurse Practitioner, 1993Perinatal death, regardless of gestational age, can cause a grief response as severe and perhaps more intense than the grief response in families to adult deaths. Effective follow-up management has long term implications for physical and emotional recovery for these clients.
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