Sentence examples for diagnose reliability from inspiring English sources

Over all age-groups the proportion of HZ-cases with a diagnose reliability "confirmed" was about 90% (with the remaining 10% being "suspected").

The Kiddie – Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia – Present and Lifetime Version (K-SADS-PL) is a semi-structured interview, which provides DSM-IV diagnoses, with reliability proven in past research [ 31].

Thus, even though the actual association of two instruments is about as strong as one can expect to find in the field of psychiatry, categorical diagnoses reduce reliability drastically [ 19].

First, the relatively small sample size, broad range of diagnoses, and low numbers for some diagnoses limit the reliability of kappa statistics.

For these diagnoses, the median reliability between individual clinicians and the review committee assigned diagnoses was 0.87.

By using the DISYPS-KJ diagnostic checklists, instead of another more time consuming standardized interview, the most common disorders could be diagnosed with sufficient reliability.

The M-CIDI was specifically designed to obtain DSM-IV diagnoses and test retest reliability for anxiety disorders is good (kappa for any anxiety disorder: 0.81).

There is a broad range of standardized structured interviews and self-report assessments that generate Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) Mental Disorder diagnoses with good reliability and validity [ 1].

We also excluded data on patients diagnosed before 1970, as we were less certain about the reliability of diagnoses before this point.

Cases were classified according to the World Health Organization classification (Jaffe et al, 2001), with a central review of 20% of the slides from each centre in order to confirm the reliability of diagnoses reported on confirmation of HL diagnoses.

(A new lab diagnostic called the FM test claims to conclusively diagnose fibromyalgia, but its reliability is under scrutiny).