Sentence examples for clinicians performance from inspiring English sources

Prompting with electronic checklist improves clinicians' performance and satisfaction when dealing with medical emergencies in high-fidelity simulation environment.

Closed-loop simulations showed that the ANFIS, MLP and the RBN-MB's performance were comparable to the clinicians' performance (correlation coefficients of 0.852, 0.962 and 0.787, respectively).

The FAVeM's performance differed from the clinicians' performance (correlation coefficient of 0.332) but the resulting PaO2 was still within safety limits.

We hypothesized that a standardized approach to the evaluation and management of acutely decompensating patients using the CERTAIN model would improve clinicians' performance and satisfaction in a simulated acute care environment.

Many traditional teaching activities fall into this category, and they are unlikely to be effective in improving clinicians' performance or heath outcomes for the patients.

If clinicians' performance evaluation only takes heed of such factors as number of patients seen, this is likely to remain a serious impediment to ensuring effective teaching in clinical facilities outside of teaching hospitals.

Future research should include randomized controlled trials comparing different types of I-CE or instructional elements; cost effectiveness studies; and development and evaluation of instruments to measure clinicians' performances.

Single-clinician performance of both sedation and the procedure was commonly performed according to 66/76 (86.8%) of clinicians, and a dedicated nurse was always present during PS according to all private ED clinicians, while in the public sector there was no dedicated nurse according to 40/48 (83.3%) of clinicians.

But in an editorial in The Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Berwick said that "reporting on individual clinician performance should not be mandatory, except perhaps for specialty surgery," because the sources of data were not reliable enough.

Clinical pathways are an effective instrument to decrease undesired practice variability and improve clinician performance.

To deliver patient-specific advice at the time and place of a consultation is an important contribution to improving clinician performance.