Sentence examples for centred assessment from inspiring English sources

Prior to any recommendations being made for including a Social Problems Inventory in a patient centred assessment reliability and validity of the instrument must be checked.

With advances in technology, notably the use of electronic methods of data collection, this type of patient centred assessment, including assessment of quality of life, psychological distress and social problems becomes possible (Newell et al, 1997; Velikova et al, 1999).

The social problems identified in this study will contribute to an item pool generated for developing a Social Problems Inventory that may be included in patient centred assessment as part of routine oncology practice.

This includes both administrative data on child outcomes and use of public services and child centred assessments of national surveys.

A total of 165 (105♀) persons (45.6±14.2years) with affective disorders [major depressive disorder (n=96) or bipolar disorder (n=69)] completed the Behavioural Regulation in Exercise Questionnaire-2 and the Patient-centred Assessment and Counselling for Exercise questionnaire.

For patient-centred assessment to have clinical value, instruments must be evaluated beyond basic psychometric properties.

In an earlier study, we examined compliance with routine patient-centred assessment in oncology clinics following patients for 6 months.

The Lequesne index is a patient-centred assessment (self-rating procedure) in the form of a questionnaire.

Participants were offered an initial patient-centred assessment session with a wellbeing facilitator, and collaboratively devised a wellbeing plan.

The intervention was based on a patient-centred assessment of problems with activities of daily living, i.e. personal, work and leisure activities.

Self-rated health provides a simple, integrative patient-centred assessment for evaluation of illness in the context of multiple chronic disease diagnoses.