Sentence examples for burden respiratory from inspiring English sources

QOL PCD includes 48 items covering the following seven domains: Physical Functioning, Emotional Functioning, Treatment Burden, Respiratory and Sinus Symptoms, Ears and Hearing, Social Functioning, and Vitality and Health Perceptions.

For the purpose of the present study three Dutch versions were used: - CFQ 6-11: interviewer administered version for children between 6 and 11 years old consisting of 35 items divided into 8 domains (physical functioning, emotional functioning, social functioning, body image, eating disturbances, treatment burden, respiratory symptoms, digestive symptoms).

The CFQ child measure is a 33 item self report instrument that includes three broad domains of QoL: physical symptoms, emotional functioning and social functioning and there are five domains that are specific to CF; body image, eating disturbances, treatment burden, respiratory symptoms and digestive symptoms.

Recognition of the acute and chronic burden of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) lower respiratory tract infections (LRTI) sparked a wave of initiatives to develop preventive and therapeutic products against the pathogen in recent years.

The burden of respiratory problems in this population was reflected in substantial respiratory sick leave attributable to building occupancy (estimated at 12% of total).

Direct measurement of the morbidity and mortality burden of respiratory pathogens in adults is particularly challenging because hospitalisations and deaths associated with respiratory viruses usually occur some days or weeks after the initial infection, by which time the virus may no longer be detectable.

These screening consultations were excluded so that the burden of respiratory illness estimate was not inflated by consultations that did not result from a respiratory illness.

We chose QOL-B Treatment Burden and Respiratory Symptoms as Treatment Burden is important for adherence in CF [ 9] and QOL-B Respiratory Symptoms is a recognised end-point for bronchiectasis clinical trials [ 29].

Prof Richard Hubbard, from the British Lung Foundation, says the report doesn't tell the full story of the burden of respiratory disease in the UK.

In a 2011 paper, Patankar estimated that coping with the rising health burden of respiratory illnesses would cost a total of $113 million for every increase of 50 micrograms per cubic meter in PM10 levels and $218 million from an equivalent spike in nitrous dioxide levels.

The Poisson regression model generally produced satisfactory estimates in calculating the disease burden of respiratory viruses in a subtropical region such as Hong Kong.