Sentence examples for consider vignettes from inspiring English sources

The CDQ is a decision‐making task that asks people to consider vignettes of risk scenarios in which an individual must decide whether to choose a riskier, although more attractive option or a safer, but less personally desirable option.

By considering vignettes in such an abstract manner, we wondered whether all patients could imagine such situations without further details.

Workshop participants will be invited to consider the vignettes and identify intervention ideas that they believe would 1) enhance the health literacy of their target population; 2) improve their organisation's response to the identified health literacy needs of their community; and 3) involve the local community in social development activities with potential to improve health literacy.

The participants had to consider each vignette independently and indicate their views on the maximum acceptable waiting time.

Therefore we considered constructing vignettes with specific diseases and therapeutic options.

At the first measurement a minority of the registrars considered the vignettes worth reporting (figure 1).

A selection of reported incidents, in which the variety in types and causes of the identified incidents is illustrated, is shown in table 4. At the baseline measurement a minority of residents considered the vignettes worth reporting and a greater part of residents judged reporting by residents to be important for incidents with harm, as well as for incidents without harm.

Key aspects to consider when constructing vignettes for AD or other dementias include writing the vignettes from a third-person perspective and presenting hypothetical patients as being at least 65 years of age.

As the patient safety course stressed the importance of making a report of all incidents, it would have been correct to consider all the vignettes in the questionnaire worth a report.

Health workers who had contact with HTC, PMTCT, and VMMC clients at the facility on the day of data collection were considered for vignette interviews with up to five providers interviewed for each intervention in a given facility (see Figure  1).

We extend special thanks to all our participants from Kisesa and to John Cleland for his initial suggestion to consider the use of vignettes in this study.