Sentence examples for diagnostic documents from inspiring English sources

"We know that, for many people affected by a mental health problem, receiving a diagnosis enabled by diagnostic documents like the DSM-5 can be extremely helpful," said Paul Farmer, chief executive of the mental health charity Mind.

These now also supply diagnostic documents that have medico-legal value [1 4].

Findings for the three diagnostic methods documented on routine reports that were available to the surgeon preoperatively formed the basis of this comparison.

Finally, it is likely that a proportion of the diagnostic trends documented are due to changes in GP coding of disease that was previously not recorded or only in the free-text material in their electronic records systems.

Using Regression Discontinuity diagnostics we document a number of statistical anomalies in the 2004 Turkish mayoral elections.

All relevant clinical, laboratory and diagnostic notes and documents were reviewed in duplicate and independently by a Bleeding Adjudication Committee using previously employed reproducible criteria [ 2, 3].

Not all outpatient visits performed for diagnostic purposes are documented in patient records at the study site, and documentation of surgical interventions is not 100% complete.

The evaluation procedure and the applied diagnostic tests are documented in Thébault et al. (2015b).

In IHE, two integration profiles are defined for clinical data capture and diagnostic reporting: evidence document, and simple image and numeric report.

In the Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) framework, two Integration Profiles are defined for clinical data capture and diagnostic reporting: Evidence Document, and Simple Image and Numeric Report.

Criteria for comorbidities involving the GI system, pulmonary system, or skin included confirmatory diagnostic tests and/or documented clinical diagnoses by treating physicians.