During a 6-week pilot period, participating clinicians honed the format of the HEADS-UP tool, ensuring it could be completed quickly and accurately.
In summary, we believe the regions of both agreement and disagreement highlight the value of investigating genomic data of this type with multiple approaches, leading to improved analysis methods and an increasingly complete and accurately derived profile of chromosomal aberrations [The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) Research Network 2008, submitted].
Apparently, supervising physicians tend to rely mainly on the written or oral report of the physical examination presented by the student and assume it was complete and accurately performed [ 14].
While self-assessment is all about getting our tax returns completed accurately and filed on time, it is also about paying the tax.
"The fact that they indicate [on the 990 forms] that they do no lobbying at all -- when you contrast that to what you see in the public domain -- it raises questions about whether the form is being completed accurately and thoughtfully," Berger said.
The idea is to get the QA completed as quickly and accurately as possible under real-world testing conditions.
The sole aim of developing the EPHect MSF was to identify the essential, basic, surgical information that a surgeon under considerable time constraints, based at a center without research support, would be able to complete accurately and consistently immediately after surgery (Supplemental Appendix 3).
> -wrap-foot> Nothathat only trials that children and adults completed accurately were analyzed in the following fMRI analyses.
Measures of material affluence are typically completed more accurately by children than alternative markers of SES such as parental occupation or education [ 34].
The aim of this study was to assess whether the IBDQ and Vaizey Incontinence questionnaire, two simple patient completed questionnaires, could accurately assess the degree of gastrointestinal chronic toxicity and disability experienced after pelvic radiotherapy.
