Are health information system linkage and coordination critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health : a qualitative study?
This study has demonstrated that inadequate information systems and communication strategies, particularly those representing the interface between primary and secondary care, contribute to the low participation rates of Aboriginal Australians in CR. Although these challenges are shared by non-Aboriginal Australians, the needs are greater for Aboriginal Australians and innovative solutions are required.
Lentiform Fork sign is a unique, previously unreported MRI picture that is seen not only in patients with UE but also in other conditions that result in metabolic acidosis, helping discriminate a specific etiology from the myriad of conditions that are lumped under the rubric of "basal ganglia hyperintensity." We propose the hypothesis that metabolic acidosis may be the key factor in the pathogenesis of this sign.