Sentence examples for cognitively competent from inspiring English sources
It has to be kept in mind that clinical trials generally select for cognitively competent Parkinson's disease patients given that axial and cognitive impairments may demonstrate with coincidence.
Children of involved fathers are more cognitively competent at six months, have higher IQs at 3, do better academically, are less likely to be obese or have behavioural problems or suffer depression, are less likely to become pregnant as a teenager, accept themselves more, are more empathetic and less likely to divorce.
She characterized Green as cognitively competent and capable of controlling her emotion at a basic level, but noted that Green appeared to be lacking in emotion beyond the level of basic competence.
That study is, however, associated with selection bias; it only included cognitively competent patients.
The reason for this new approach was that the resident interviews represented only cognitively competent residents, whereas the observations included all residents, both cognitively competent and cognitively impaired, as well as the nursing homes' organization and corporate cultures.
This study aimed to describe the nursing homes as corporate cultures from the staff's perspective, and includes how cognitively competent residents describe quality of care.
Voluntarily stopping of eating and drinking (VSED) is a process in which a cognitively intact and competent person voluntarily and deliberately chooses to shorten their life by stopping eating and drinking and can be regarded as an expression of autonomy and control [ 25].
42 Because they are cognitively intact, 43 LIS patients are competent to make decisions on whether to continue life in LIS or to ask for withholding or withdrawal of treatment or for physician-assisted death.
Blind and cognitively impaired athletes also compete.
We have developed a comprehensive information leaflet for cognitively intact patients and a simplified and shortened version for those who are partly or not at all competent to give their consent.
