Sentence examples for data from the referral from inspiring English sources

Service evaluation was made of patient data from the referral centre and the acupuncture clinics, including baseline characteristics, attendance data and Measure Yourself Medical Outcome Profile (MYMOP) symptom, function and well-being scores over at least 2 years.

Results from the previous cost-effectiveness analysis on data from the referral hospital level, which compared NASG application to no application, determined the intervention to be cost saving (Egypt) or extremely cost-effective (Nigeria at $3.13 per DALY averted) [ 13].

Recent data from the National referral hospital shows that AIDS is now the most common reason for hospitalization in adolescence with mother to child the most likely mode of transmission.

One notable omission of CPRD source data from the CPRD CDM is referral information such as specialty and urgency (referral conditions, procedures and observations and their event dates were captured).

Add a second child to the mix and suddenly the costs of full-time day care — for an infant and a 4-year-old — exceed the annual median rent payments in every state, according to the analysis, which uses 2012 data from the Child Care Resource and Referral's state networks and local agencies.

In the MODY cases, data were taken from the referrals database, thus reflecting the patient characteristics at referral and not following a genetic diagnosis.

Data from 29,326 referral courses (99%) were included in the final analyses.

Seventy-nine studies were retrospective reviews of hospital admissions or discharges for ARF or RHD, data from specialty referral clinics, or studies from which the data collection methods could not be determined.

It should be kept in mind that we used very strict inclusion criteria and the extension to relatively poorly defined data from primary referral centres needs to be addressed in a separate study.

Survival data from large referral centres and from trial organisations tends to overestimate the survival, particularly in an older age group (Roy et al, 2000).

The inherent limitations to the methods of many reviewed studies, especially those presenting data from specialty referral clinics or hospital admissions, do not allow calculation of exact incidence rates.