Sentence examples for allocation in patients from inspiring English sources

Cut-off values for these methods are currently being developed to guide treatment allocation in patients at risk for delayed cerebral ischaemia (Dreier, 2011).

Indeed, serum creatinine is a component of the Model for End-Stage Liver Disease (MELD) score which is used for organ allocation in patients with liver disease [ 31].

Repeated measures analysis of variance will be performed to compare patients and healthy controls and the effect of ECT and treatment allocation in patients, assigning 0 values to the missing channels within the ROI.

Because this small area model allows more in-depth analysis of patient streams both within and between cantons, it may improve support and planning of resource allocation of in-patient care in the Swiss healthcare system.

Publication of the DANISH randomized trial led to considerable debate, given that it demonstrated no survival benefit stemming from current implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) allocation criteria in patients with non-ischemic dilated cardiomyopathy (NIDCM).

37 SAFE 7 8 was the only double blind study that adequately concealed fluid group allocation in 1218 patients, and would have been classified as low risk of bias for all assessment domains had baseline blood pressure been similar between groups (P=0.03).

Our study sheds additional light on the burden of metastatic lung cancer among patients receiving chemotherapy, in terms of total cost thru end of life as well as component costs by setting and type of service, and may be useful in informing medical resource allocation in this patient population.

Between the eras, there was no significant difference in the allocation of patients in terms of UICC-stage (P=0.906).

Another method often used for the allocation of overhead costs is inpatient day allocation, in which all patients are assumed to have the same indirect costs per inpatient day, regardless their actual resource use.

The decrease in waiting/consultation times at the IEP compared with GP posts or A&E departments is remarkable and could be due to improved triage and patient allocation in the IEPs, so that patients were seen by the most appropriate doctor.

We suggest that assessing the comorbidity status in MM, rather than considering specific age cutoffs alone, may allow to better define patients' status, tolerability of treatment and to learn about best treatment allocations in upcoming patient cohorts.