Sentence examples for components of burden from inspiring English sources
Finally, there were several question sets addressing various components of burden, including symptom burden.
It would appear that components of burden that accrue, cumulatively, over a lifetime cannot be fully assessed until late in lifetime.
All or any of the components of burden described earlier (see page 3) may be relevant and appropriate objects of enquiry in burden-of-headache studies.
It has a modular design: separate question sets cover demographic characteristics, screen for caseness (headache disorder present or not), diagnose headache type and address each of the several quantifiable components of burden.
First, pain interference was longitudinally associated with both emotional and physical components of burden; and second, a relevant role of emotional aspects in patients with CTTH since depression and emotional component of burden indirectly mediated the effect of pain inference on the headache burden.
Burden-of-headache studies generally estimate 1-year prevalence and enquire into quantifiable components of burden (for example, symptom burden, disability, time loss, financial loss, impact on quality of life) through questionnaires that depend upon recall over a preceding period (commonly 3 months).
To investigate variables associated at one year (longitudinal design) with the physical or emotional component of burden in chronic tension type headache (CTTH).
In fact, the duration of the headache attack was also independently associated to the physical component of burden; supporting that not only the presence of pain, but also its duration, is relevant for burden perception.
Therefore, the purpose of the current study was to investigate potential variables associated at one year (longitudinal design) with the physical or emotional component of burden in a cohort of patients with chronic tension type headache (CTTH).
Whilst this is a crucial component of burden estimation, we believe this doesn't directly impact on the BRT models used, since these are reliant on presence/absence data, not total numbers of cases in a given year.
