Sentence examples for burden implications from inspiring English sources
This was partly because of the cost and burden implications associated with other reporters, especially clinicians, but also because of the recent emphasis on patient reported outcome measures e.g. [ 11] and evidence that, where measures are developed specifically to be child friendly, children can be accurate reporters of their own mental health e.g. [ 17, 19].
The SCREAM cohort represents to date the largest patient material to estimate the burden and implications of CKD in Sweden, and probably one of the most comprehensive healthcare extractions to assess the implications of kidney function in healthcare management.
Estes, J. D. et al. Defining total-body AIDS-virus burden with implications for curative strategies.
The depiction of disease sites and metastatic burden has implications for disease staging and prognostication.
In a country with a high maternal mortality burden, the implication is that decision makers are unaware of the extent of need for life-saving care and, therefore, where to intervene.
Class boundaries get cemented early in life, and even for middle class and low-income individuals who do manage to pay for college, the debt burden has serious implications.
A valid measure of subjective caregiver burden has important implications for both practice and research.
SCREAM represents the largest cohort to estimate the burden and healthcare implications of CKD in Sweden.
In revised form, DiHPART would visualize the burden of disease implications of more detailed health expenditure options.
The high burden and prognostic implications of diabetes have led to increasing attempts to prevent its development.
