Sentence examples for assessment pathways from inspiring English sources
The report also states that, "By 2015, NYS will offer all students an established set of assessment pathways that are grounded in the Common Core Learning Standards, are similarly rigorous, allow for student choice and have demonstrated, effective outcomes for students".
The procedure was readily integrated into existing assessment pathways and was well tolerated by the infants.
The procedure was readily integrated into existing assessment pathways and parents/guardians had positive views of the technology.
Ultimately alignment of these tools to rapid assessment pathways could prevent outpatients and diagnostic services becoming overwhelmed.
The anaesthetist considered that the various assessment pathways, depending on the type of patient admission, were confusing for the POA staff.
We aimed to prospectively validate an ACS assessment pathway (the 2-Hour Accelerated Diagnostic Protocol to Assess Patients with Chest Pain Symptoms Using Contemporary Troponins as the Only Biomarker (ADAPT) pathway) under pragmatic ED working conditions.
That approach reports NPV in excess of 99% and would classify approximately 40% of patients as low risk and suitable for the accelerated assessment pathway but waits external validation.
The aim of this study was to prospectively evaluate the 2-Hour Accelerated Diagnostic Protocol to Assess Patients with Chest Pain Symptoms Using Contemporary Troponins as the Only Biomarker (ADAPT) [9] assessment pathway in an independent ED setting under pragmatic ED working conditions.
5 One example of an assessment pathway is from a service focusing on the care and support of people with learning disabilities (intellectual impairment).
The continuum often used to describe the human exposure assessment pathway starts with the agent at its origin or its source, which, for example, can be a chemical manufacturing plant, automobile exhaust, or a chemical waste site.
Termed the "Dementia Best Practice Guidelines," the document is described as being part of the Learning Disability and Dementia Memory Assessment Pathway 45 and is placed on a national web resource by Public Health England.
