Sentence examples for broad range of illness from inspiring English sources
Twenty clinical scenarios, covering a broad range of illness severity, were randomly assigned to a convenience sample of clinicians or nurses of Swiss adult ICUs.
In addition, it allowed us to select the PANSS items having utility across a broad range of illness severity and to include them in a shortened version of the scale (termed, Mini-PANSS).
It is of great clinical relevance to predict the course of MDD in a sample derived from a more naturalistic setting where patients have a broad range of illness severity.
We argue that it is precisely for this reason that this work furnishes an important transition toward real-world clinical populations, including MDD patients recruited from community and primary care settings where the majority of MDD patients reside and where patients have a broad range of illness severity.
The touting of its medicinal values stems from anecdotal reports related to treatment of a broad range of illnesses including epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, muscle spasms, arthritis, obesity, cancer, Alzheimer disease, Parkinson disease, post-traumatic stress, inflammatory bowel disease, and anxiety.
The length and integrity of an individual's telomeres are increasingly seen as a signpost of his or her genetic age and susceptibility to a broad range of illnesses.
The real culprits, AHIP president Karen Ignagni insisted, are greedy doctors and hospitals, state legislators who make insurers provide coverage for an overly broad range of illnesses, and, of course, irresponsible American citizens, especially healthy young people who decide not to buy insurance.
The disorders under evaluation represented a broad range of illnesses, and the prevalence of SPN was highest in disorders categorized as preoperative (53.8 %, 95 % CI 25.1 – 80.8) (p < 0.001).
Generic health measures such as the Medical Outcomes Study 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey (SF-36) [ 26], and the Nottingham Health Profile NHPP) [ 27], have been developed to measure quality of life in a broad range of illnesses.
Although shock is an advanced manifestation that is common to a broad range of illnesses, it is essential that the underlying illness be determined and treated if a successful outcome from resuscitation is to be achieved.
