human
TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['The objective of this prospective study was to conduct medication management reviews (MMR) in people from a non-English speaking background (NESB) (Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian, from former Yugoslavia, currently residing in Australia) in their native language in order to identify medication-related problems (needs analysis) and implement appropriate therapeutic interventions, in collaboration with their general practitioners (GPs).', 'Twenty-five participants entered the study. Each was interviewed and medication-related issues were identified by the health care team.', "Various interventions (over 150 for the whole group, an average of 6 per participant), based on actual and potential medication-related problems, were designed to improve the use of medicines. The MMRs introduced effective changes into the participants' health care. Psychological (e.g., feeling depressed) and sociological factors (e.g., costs of medicines, not understanding labels written in English) were identified as having significant impacts on medication management."] Does medication management review for people from the former Yugoslavia now resident in Australia?
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agent
yes
TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['The objective of this prospective study was to conduct medication management reviews (MMR) in people from a non-English speaking background (NESB) (Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian, from former Yugoslavia, currently residing in Australia) in their native language in order to identify medication-related problems (needs analysis) and implement appropriate therapeutic interventions, in collaboration with their general practitioners (GPs).', 'Twenty-five participants entered the study. Each was interviewed and medication-related issues were identified by the health care team.', "Various interventions (over 150 for the whole group, an average of 6 per participant), based on actual and potential medication-related problems, were designed to improve the use of medicines. The MMRs introduced effective changes into the participants' health care. Psychological (e.g., feeling depressed) and sociological factors (e.g., costs of medicines, not understanding labels written in English) were identified as having significant impacts on medication management."] Does medication management review for people from the former Yugoslavia now resident in Australia?
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