Disease management effectiveness

Effectiveness of shared care across the interface between primary and speciality care in chronic disease management... 

The end result for drug development is to successfully supply cost-effective drugs that provide better patient treatment, offering cures from new therapies and improvements in disease management including the development... 

For effective and persistent disease management and biocontrol the need is to evaluate the mycorrhizal symbionts in the natural system under field conditions. The use of mixed inoculum of mycorrhizal symbionts can be more effective and give better results than use of a single species. Selection of superior indigenous mycorrhizal symbionts may have an adaptive advantage to the soils and environment in which pathogen and host co-occur as compared to non-indigenous mycorrhizal symbionts. 

Some MCOs have even forged partnerships with pharmaceutical manufacturers to allow the sponsoring company to track patient outcomes, to gauge a disease management program s effectiveness and to access scientific and financial support for the... 

Disease management has been defined as quantifying, tracking, and controlling the unique set of cost drivers in any disease and the interactions of these drivers over the course of the disease across all elements of the healthcare system. Studying the distribution and effects of medications in populations (pharmacoepidemiology), as well as the costs and comparisons of alternative courses of... 

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