Sentence examples for call outcomes from inspiring English sources

Previous studies are equivocal about the relationship between clinical experience and the call outcomes of nurse triage.

The drive to pay health providers based more on what economists call outcomes — healthier people — instead of inputs, like tests, is under way.

For a decade or so, my colleagues at the New Economics Foundation, and many others, have been peddling the idea of judging progress in public services in terms of what they call "outcomes" – the stuff that happens as a result of services, not rewarding staff for how much activity there is.

"Before the elections, the launch of calls and announcement of call outcomes grinded to a halt," she says.

These are what we call outcomes, not behavioral goals.

Call outcomes also varied by user characteristics.

Many programs include what they call "outcome data" on their websites.

When evaluating others' actions, most people focus more on the outcome of decisions than on intentions, a phenomenon that psychologists call outcome bias.

Reported call outcome for self-care versus referral to other healthcare providers is approximately 50/50 [ 6- 8].

We produced conditional tree models for each call outcome (see Figures 1, 2, 3).

Mental health calls took the longest, for GPs and NPs, irrespective of the call outcome (advice, base visit and home visit).