When a scale is treated as a continuous variable, responsiveness may be evaluated using indicators such as the effect size and the standardised response mean, or by applying anchor-based methods [ 3].
While these case studies conclude that the case companies fell short of the idea of mutual responsiveness via continuous multi-stakeholder collaboration, they also bring out 'reasonable reasons' for why such collaboration is not always possible – or desirable.
In considering noninvasive measurements that monitor cardiovascular function and cell oxygenation might be the future of critical care [4], a completely noninvasive, atraumatic and continuous parameter to predict fluid responsiveness, especially whether the patient could benefit from fluid resuscitation, is urgently needed [5].
Assessing validity or responsiveness is a continuous process of accumulating evidence.
The objective of the study is to investigate whether PVI, a non-invasive and continuous tool, can predict fluid responsiveness in mechanically ventilated patients with circulatory insufficiency.
Considering continuous care as part of the responsiveness concept is also supported by other studies in the field of responsiveness and quality of care [ 9, 41].
Conclusions: Our results indicate that the H-reflex is a sensitive technique for monitoring spinal cord responsiveness to complex-continuous mode of ITB delivery.
Consistent with the NpolyQ having a clock specific function, two wc-1 alleles lacking the NpolyQ, wc-1MK1 and wc-1rhy-2, loose WC-1 mediated clock function in continuous dark conditions yet retain light responsiveness.
As the spectrum for TF-responsiveness of genes was continuous, we split all the genes examined for expression profiling into three parts: responsive (top 25% of genes), borderline, and non-responsive (bottom 50% of genes) genes.
The NHS faces huge challenges; a continuous evolution is needed, with greater provider responsiveness and accountability.
