The phrase "addresses outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the results or effects of a particular action, program, or policy.
Example: "The new policy effectively addresses outcomes related to employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "tackles results" or "deals with consequences".
First, the study addresses outcomes that are meaningful for patients and society, namely functional ability and well being.
Furthermore, this study addresses outcomes following 24 weeks of treatment; the impact on longer term outcomes such as clinical complications or death was not assessed.
After checking hospital and GP records for deaths and moves of addresses, outcomes were determined using postal questionnaires, with further checks of hospital and GP records, telephone prompts and home visits for those not returning questionnaires within 2 weeks.
Question 6 addresses outcome of severe sepsis.
Considering the wide variation in topics addressed in palliative care plans and regulations, it is recommended that a European quality indicator set for palliative care not only addresses outcome parameters but also health policy items.
Across Australia, governments need more localised policies to address outcomes in suburban and regional areas.
Areas such as decision support, care coordination, patient engagement, etc. become paramount if one is going to address outcomes versus simply encouraging more activities that the legacy reimbursement model have incentivized.
In a third step, further addressing outcomes of implantation that may be expected to influence recording or stimulation characteristics, the shapes of neurons surrounding the implant cavity and the size and shape of the cavity itself were examined.
In a third step, further addressing outcomes of the implantation that may be expected to influence recording or stimulation characteristics, the shapes of neurons surrounding the implant cavity and the size and shape of the cavity itself were examined.
However, both meta-analyses focussed on adverse effects associated with combination therapy and did not address outcomes such as readmission for heart failure or mortality where combination therapy may offer a benefit over ACE inhibitor therapy alone.
It is therefore fundamental to decide which measures address outcomes of most importance.
