The study relies on clinician indications to define kinematic features, that describe five motor tasks (i.e., the lateral tilt of the trunk, lifting of the arms, trunk rotation, pelvis rotation, squatting) usually adopted in the rehabilitation program for axial disorders.
To determine clinicians' indications for, and actions following, fetal fibronectin testing in both symptomatic and asymptomatic women between 23+0 and 34+6 weeks' gestation.
Subsequently, a descriptive analysis will be performed after stratification for level of care (hospitals vs primary care clinics), specialty of the requesting clinician and indication for the request.
The objective measure mainly captures levels of functioning and symptoms and gives a clinician an indication of how the patient is progressing.
Future studies examining clinician-designated indications and the role of cardiopulmonary symptoms in the decision to order a transfusion may improve our understanding of current practice and aid in the development of educational interventions to improve compliance with guidelines.
With the advent of electronic order entry, clinical decision support systems may allow us to better understand clinician-designated indications for blood transfusion as well as the opportunity to impact current practice.
Identifying the particular needs of breast cancer patients, and pinpointing the aspects of care that are the most important to them, should make it possible to improve the way the disease is catered for, and provide clinicians with indications on the way in which their practice is perceived.
Lower MMSE subtest scores in each factor may provide clinician with an indication of the prognosis for dementia in a given patient.
Regarding the subgroup analysis of patients receiving antipsychotics, this study is unable to determine the clinician's intended indication for antipsychotic therapy.
This provides the clinician with an indication of whether the patient may be at risk of experiencing clinically significant symptoms of depression.
