Sentence examples for corresponding caregiver from inspiring English sources

As a first step, patient, caregiver and physician goals were examined at the aggregate level; in other words, all of the patient data on goals of care was examined thematically, followed by all of the corresponding caregiver data and then all of the physician data.

The correlation between the patients' and the corresponding caregivers' scores was investigated using Pearson's and Spearman's correlation tests.

Our selected measures all have corresponding parent/primary caregiver questions.

Questionnaires will use internationally valid psychometric measures to assess a range of quality of life factors and chronic pain indicators among children, with corresponding parental/primary caregiver questions, which will be completed at home.

Declining patient health and functioning meant a corresponding increase in caregivers' roles in controlling pain; knowledge of patients' pain became necessary with this active role.

In the Netherlands home births are the point of reference for most women, since 70% [ 6] start antenatal care with primary caregivers, corresponding with the national strategy encouraging home births.

After adjustment by using finite population correction formula and adding 10% non-response rate and by considering design effect of two, the final sample size was 606 children and their corresponding parents or caregivers.

An increasing number of older adults are procuring a wheelchair for mobility; however, the corresponding impact on related injuries, caregiver burden, and participation restriction is concerning.

In Japan, population aging of society is estimated to progress faster than foreign countries, corresponding to shortage of labor and caregiver is a very serious problem.

Patients can participate without a caregiver; however caregivers cannot participate without a corresponding patient participant.

A corresponding questionnaire was used to collect data on the caregiver's perception of need for, and satisfaction with, the healthcare services received by the person with stroke at 12 months after stroke.