9 We assessed participants' conceptual knowledge to examine whether they understood the underlying concept (for example, of experiencing a false positive result as an outcome of screening), and numerical knowledge to determine whether they were aware of the approximate numbers of people affected (for example, the likelihood of experiencing a false positive result).
In general VS-SAIM suggests that search asymmetries can be the outcome of knowledge-based influence.
These guidelines use a traditional approach by describing the general outcomes of knowledge, skills and attributes of graduates of the approved courses, but they fail to define clearly demonstrable CM practitioner capabilities.
Most of the studies that explored outcomes of knowledge and/or skill showed an improvement in these outcomes after implementation of their particular intervention (Table 3).
Many previous studies have aimed to explain and determine the outcomes of knowledge transfer interventions by focusing on a narrow range of causal factors.
We used quantitative methods to measure the outcomes of knowledge and self-efficacy.
Unadjusted odds ratios (UORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were calculated for the outcomes of knowledge of prenatal and postnatal mental health.
The effectiveness of the decision aid to improve women's decision-making was determined by assessing primary outcomes of knowledge of labour analgesia, decisional conflict (uncertainty regarding analgesia decision) and anxiety.
We excluded studies of interventions examining only the outcomes of knowledge or uptake of breast or cervical screening because these have been covered by other studies (Bonfill Cosp et al, 2001; Forbes et al, 2002).
The primary outcome consists of knowledge of the benefits, risks, and process of LDKT, assessed one week after the transplant evaluation.
Moreover, the same predictors were also found to be predictive of an outcome independent of the clinician's knowledge of these factors, namely persistent joint swelling.
