Sentence examples for benchmark patient from inspiring English sources

Although implant survival rate in our series is below the NICE benchmark, patient reported outcomes are excellent in the non-revised patients.

Applications such as quality improvement, benchmarking, patient experience with care, decision aids, communication, patient and provider satisfaction, adherence, patient management (including utilization of healthcare services and referral patterns), and other patient outcomes relying on PROs are considered for publication in JPRO.

Registries for monitoring and benchmarking patients with diabetes who were out of target range for hemoglobin level were available in three intervention clinics and two control clinics.> -wrap-foot> MA denotes Medical Assistant; CHW denotes Community Health Worker.

Liver Transplantation (LT) is the only therapy that simultaneously cures the tumour and the underlying liver disease and the MILAN Criteria remains the benchmark for patient selection.

At present, the capacity to benchmark a patient's health status against that of age- and gender matched peers in the general population exists only for the SF-36 [ 15], HAQ [ 16, 17], WOMAC, and AUSCAN indices [ 18].

With increased connectivity of glucose monitors, heart monitors and so many other tracking devices, there are bound to be new discoveries from the data we collect, analyze and benchmark against patients around the world.

The first recommended ADR benchmark for patients undergoing a screening colonoscopy was 20%.

When using ancillary measures as benchmarks for patient improvement, the UFS-QOL was able to discriminate among levels of change in patient-reported overall treatment effect and satisfaction.

The objective of this study was to validate the APACHE IV benchmark for patients admitted with severe sepsis and septic shock to the ICU and to compare the performance of the APACHE IV system with APACHE II.

Dr. Berry notes that fitness varies greatly with age and sex, and that mile-time estimates are just easy benchmarks for patients and doctors to begin a discussion about fitness.

This finding is supported by the fact that in almost all clinics the actual number of patients per month per clinician and counsellor exceeds the NDOH benchmark of 500 patients per month per clinician and 100 patients per month per counsellor [ 21].