Research shows that people have better outcomes when they have a greater degree of control.
Conclusions: Patients may have better outcomes when they actively engage in the inpatient treatment milieu.
There was a trend (P = 0.12, Mann–Whitney U-test) towards better outcomes when glucocorticosteroids were combined with at least one other immunotherapy rather than given alone (Fig. 5B; additional immunotherapies are listed in the figure legend).
Patients with stroke achieved better outcomes when treated in IRFs at a higher cost.
Recent studies in adolescents and young adults reported better outcomes when therapy was intensified.
More mindfulness practice resulted in better outcomes when controlling for baseline severity.
Our justification for this definition was to find out what method might give better outcome when the situation required a choice between fusion and a new prosthesis.
That's actually the better outcome when it comes to jaw fractures.
Wholists perform better when given graphical metaphors than when receiving the text- only variety.
The authors of a Cochrane study regarding this topic suggested that external fixation and percutaneous pin fixation give better radiographic outcomes and may have better functional outcomes when compared with cast immobilization.
