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The reason for doing this is that grades can be partially track specific, as standards of assessment may differ between tracks.
Understanding how individuals who proactively seek a genetic risk assessment may differ from individuals who are responding to investigator-driven offers of testing may help reconcile inconsistent findings across studies and inform future models for genetic services.
Quality assessment may differ according to how broadly health and responsibility for health are defined; whether the maximum effective or average care is sought; and whether individual or social preferences define the optimum [ 8].
Otherwise the results of the assessments may differ.
Within the office the norm for the 'strictness' of the assessments may differ [ 37].
Data were collected during a non-crisis period and anticipated risk assessments may differ from those made during a pandemic.
A recent systematic review of proxy stroke scales (the mRS was not included) suggested that the properties of certain proxy-based assessments may differ from equivalent standard assessments.
Hewlett suggests that patients' assessments may differ from those of health professionals due to the influence of needs, attitudes, priorities, experiences and expectations [ 17].
From this preliminary research it can be concluded that assessments of harm seem to play an important role in HCPs' speaking up behaviours and that these assessments may differ between professional roles.
Scheduling of follow-up assessments may differ between surgery and other less invasive interventions but final follow-up time should be standardised to capture recurrence and understand how this affects function [ 129].
The assessment here is for one of the two districts in Guangzhou that the author participated in, and the assessment index may differ in other districts.
