Questions concerned date of diagnosis, place of birth, ethnicity, religion, main language, marital status, housing, education, employment, financial support, disability and medical insurance.
The behavioural aspects of their attitudes concerned communication problems affecting diagnosis and management, particularly with patients with cognitive impairment.
As shown in table 2, initial concern was high in both arms with 47% of women across arms indicating they would be 'extremely concerned' and 48% 'moderately concerned' following a diagnosis of the condition described (DCIS).
"I would not dare to venture a diagnosis," said a concerned Argentina manager, Gerardo Martino.
Family members: Family members were more concerned than residents about the diagnosis of pneumonia, recognizing that it could be a serious illness in the elderly.
Hunt said he was "concerned" about over-testing, over-diagnosis and over-treatment of some patients, including overuse of medication.
Items numbered 49-54 utilize a 5-point "concern scale"; unconcerned, a little concerned, concerned, fairly concerned, very concerned.
Therefore, the concerned problem is transformed into fault diagnosis problem of the weighting system presented by an uncertain nonlinear system with multiple disturbances and time-varying fault.
Her father David Moth told West Dorset Coroner's Court yesterday how he had become increasingly concerned about the validity of the diagnosis and the effect it was having on his daughter.
