Sentence examples for collateral information to from inspiring English sources
While hard facts on failure rates are scarce (no surprise there), there's enough collateral information to make clear that the 360 was at best a triumph of engineers under the worst of conditions, and at worst a complete catastrophe on multiple levels.
Whenever possible the interview will take place in the presence of a family-member, partner or significant other to enable retrospective and collateral information to be ascertained simultaneously.
Whenever possible, the DIVA was completed with the patient in the presence of a partner/friend and/or family member, to enable retrospective and collateral information to be ascertained at the same time.
Patients with reduced consciousness or aphasia, even severe, were included, and directly observed, with historical and collateral information used to assign diagnosis, where possible.
For patients in the ED, Care Managers assisted ED staff by providing collateral information and helping to ensure follow-up for enrolled patients who were treated and released.
Wolfe and Maisto (2000) highlight the importance of a behavioural assessment (including questionnaires, self-monitoring, role play and collection of collateral information) in order to explore the functional relationship between substance use patterns and ED behaviours.
Of these, three participants were excluded: one due to being deemed not to have capacity to provide informed consent; one due to refusing to consent to release any collateral information for the research project (neither psychiatric case file nor police record); and one due to not meeting DSM-IV-TR (APA, 2000) criteria for a schizophrenia-spectrum disorder on review.
This study was based on structured interviews with the young people, and we had little access to collateral information from parents or youth workers.
Churchland's response has no answer to the collateral information challenge.
Outcomes may be clinician and/or patient rated; assessed by objective and/or subjective indices (eg, blood, urine, actigraph, questionnaire, monitoring form/diary) with or without collateral information (eg, using a family member to validate use) and of any time frame (eg, baseline, short and/or medium and/or long-term follow-up).
In addition, at least one of their parents or caregivers was interviewed face to face as a collateral information resource.
