Sentence examples for adapted patient from inspiring English sources
Functional Independence Measure™ (FIM) and Adapted Patient Evaluation Conference System (APECS) were used to evaluate functional status.
The questionnaire is unique in that it was developed and validated simultaneously in patients and partners, i.e. the partner component is not an adapted patient questionnaire.
EUC patients may have also benefited from having received the linguistically and idiomatically adapted patient and family educational pamphlets and the information provided on available supportive services.
Two studies reported DASH (sports/music, work) scores, one DASH function, one an adapted patient specific function scale, and one the upper extremeties function scale.
A study found that providers with attitudes reflecting greater cultural motivation to learn were more likely to work in clinics with more culturally diverse staff and those offering cultural training and culturally adapted patient education materials [ 40].
Inclusion criteria for the trial are described in full in the published protocol and trial papers, 26 28 but in brief, included having a clinical diagnosis of MS, fatigue impacting on daily life, and being ambulatory (<8 on the Adapted Patient Determined Disease Steps (APDDS) Scale 30).
We adapted Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) methodology to develop the Proxy-Reported Pulmonary Outcomes Scale (PRPOS).
We adapted Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) methodology, a widely recognized system of instrument item selection and refinement for patient-reported outcomes [ 13- 18], to develop a parsimonious Proxy-Reported Pulmonary Outcomes Scale (PRPOS).
The patients who used defence mechanisms such as repression, negation and projection were considered adapted patients.
Patient-specific prediction of tumor evolution based on medical images during the treatment can help to build and adapt patient's treatment planning in a non-invasive way.
In addition to improved prognostic ability, he says, doctors could adapt patient care to an individual, determining whether more or less aggressive interventions are needed.
