Sentence examples for between changes in care from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we can only report an association between changes in care and patient outcome over the study period.

Respondents were enthusiastic about trying out new interventions, but could provide few examples of documented links between particular changes in care and shifts in survey scores for emotional support.

A second set of models investigated the relationship between changes in QOF quality of care over a three or five year period and 2011-12 standardised mortality rates.

As a first step to determine the effect of service use on care needs level, an observational study to identify the relationship between home based service and changes in care needs level is necessary.

Children of Māori mothers, first-born children and children of sole parents were more likely to have multiple changes in care provider between birth and 2 years of age.

The objectives of this study were to explore the profiles of care dependency in patients with advanced COPD, CHF, or CRF; to study the changes in care dependency during 1-year follow-up; and to study whether 1-year changes in care dependency are comparable between patients with advanced COPD, CHF, or CRF.

* Negative change means improvement; † Positive change means improvement Table 5 shows the results of the hierarchical regression analyses that explored the associations between changes in intermediate outcomes and changes in outcomes of care.

Future research should therefore focus on testing associations between changes in patient and professional behaviour (independent variables) and changes in outcomes of care (dependent variables).

There were several strong (>0.94) correlations between changes in culture scores and changes in quality indicators at the three acute care facilities.

The observed correlation between the changes in antenatal care and family planning outreach services and mortality, though weaker than that observed for access to clinical services, suggests that improvements in access to these services can also have an important impact on mortality.

Second, there was no significant difference in the change in care needs level between main subjects and discontinuous users in both care needs level subgroups.