Sentence examples for aims assessment from inspiring English sources

Clinicians can use the present AIMS centiles to interpret both the research and clinical findings of an AIMS assessment.

Aims: Assessment of pain in preterm and term neonates with or without ventilation on continuous positive airway pressure using the Bernese Pain-Scale for Neonates (BPSN).

At conclusion of the training, each therapist observed and scored a video-recorded AIMS assessment.

The results suggest that the current normative data of the AIMS remain appropriate to interpret the results of an AIMS assessment.

Each infant had one AIMS assessment at an assigned assessment age between 2 weeks and 18 months (adjusted age was used for preterm infants).

All students were provided with a course handbook that described: the course aims, assessment criteria, evaluation sheets, and a summary for each session containing a brief introduction to the area for study, a series of tasks and a list of key references.

Subsequently, eligible persons will be informed about the aim of the study, the intervention aims, assessments and data protection.

Aiming assessments towards problems, and towards specific ways of addressing these, means to provide through the assessment some of that interaction between societal spheres (van Est et al. 2012) that may cause controversy and conflict.

The detailed findings describing the RE-AIM assessments of these interventions will be published separately (paper in preparation).

To achieve this aim, assessments will be made of compliance with stocking protocols, adherence to safety checklists and protocols, patient-level follow-up and complication rates.

Background: The current study aims at assessment of heart rate variability among children and adolescents with childhood anxiety disorder, using the case-control design.