The phrase "adjustment of case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to modifying or changing the case of something, such as text or legal matters.
Example: "The adjustment of case in the document was necessary to ensure consistency throughout the report."
Alternatives: "modification of case" or "change of case".
21 22 23 However, estimates of savings vary widely owing to variations in study settings, populations, and methods for adjustment of case mix.
7 38 This has led investigators to question whether the volume-outcome relation might differ for surgical and non-surgical conditions, whether the relation might be declining over time, and whether the observed advantage of high volume centres might be an artefact of incomplete adjustment of case mix.
3) Adjustment of case-control association sample sets to control for potential type I error when case and control samples may systematically differ in their genetic backgrounds based on population substructure [2].
The study used three-years data, and the municipalities' expenditures on long-term care as a measure of long-term care capacity and adjusted case-mix by using a "Diagnosis Related Group DRGG) index", which may represent an over-adjustment of case-mix [ 32].
This could be linked to a higher influenza activity but also to an improvement of the system from patient recruitment (with adjustment of the case definition in 2008 for the fever criteria), to sample collection and transport to testing.
This is in part due to the lack of adjustment for case mix when QOF rewards are calculated.
Then we (1) compared the global values of real and expected funding (also simulating an adjustment of the case-mix index used to calculate the expected value); and (2) compared the real value and the expected value for each production line, and their repercussions on the total funding.
Conclusions: our results show that evidence of a relationship between volume and outcome in peripheral vascular surgery may be attributable to factors such as lack of adjustment for case-mix, different definitions of volume and poor quality of studies, especially those of retrospective design.
Furthermore, the process of adjustment for case-mix takes account of some reasons for variation, but many other important factors (data error, inputs, processes and care pathways) are unmeasured [ 15].
Because of variability in methods and reporting of adjustment for case-mix and cluster effects among included studies, meta-analyses used unadjusted data.
To keep such a system running effectively, it is necessary to improve the reliability of clinical information and the risk-adjustment ability of Case-Mix.
