At a theoretical level, we are interested in exploring how key organisational tensions (collective-individual, continuity-change, standardisation-contingency) play out over time and across settings via enactment of routines.
The estimated risk of pre-eclampsia in parous women did not change with standardisation for pregnancy rates.
This panel will be prospectively validated in the trial and represents a step change in the standardisation of swallowing assessment in head and neck trials.
Women with carcinoma in situ, predominantly young women, were not included in these analyses, and the overall survival trends for women aged 15 99 years, who were ultimately diagnosed with invasive cancer, did not change significantly by standardisation for age (data not shown here).
Age standardisation changes overall 1-year relative survival by −0.9% (breast), +1.4% (lung), +1.0% (colorectal), −6.4% (ovarian) and +0.1% (prostate).
While actual selection of points was individualised for patients and allowed to change over time, there was standardisation of the function of the acupuncture based on the theoretical frameworks used, an approach proposed for maintaining interventional integrity when delivering complex interventions [ 23].
If the expected rate has changed are there changes in the variables used for standardisation?
Age standardisation did not substantially change prevalence estimates (data not shown) and unstandardised estimates are used for all further analysis.
It was concluded that the changes in the institutional landscape of standardisation in the ICT sector represent a challenge both for the theory of standardisation and for the development of adequate methodologies to assess their impacts.
The guidelines encompassed many changes in practice: new assessment scales, standardisation of practice, conversion to oral agents, algorithms and a discreet weaning pathway.
ABVS will change breast ultrasound practice by: introducing operator standardisation, reproducibility and repeatability of measurement and interpretation; changing who acquires the volume set and how breast ultrasounds are reported; and allowing accurate comparison of previous and current examinations for screening and assessing treatment change.
