Sentence examples for disability time from inspiring English sources

Burden-of-headache studies generally estimate 1-year prevalence and enquire into quantifiable components of burden (for example, symptom burden, disability, time loss, financial loss, impact on quality of life) through questionnaires that depend upon recall over a preceding period (commonly 3 months).

16 The AUC serial disability time plots, albeit exploratory, were attempted to capture and estimate the total burden of complex disability trajectories commonly observed for relapsing MS patients in a clinical practice setting.

Thus, each complete simulated dataset consists of completed values for baseline CPRS, centre, total disability, time from onset of psychosis to study entry, age, sex, and outpatient status, and simulated values for continuous cprs and dichotomized cprs.

In prospective studies, the outcome of treatment can be measured with standard questionnaires such as the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) [ 8] and the Roland-Morris Disability Questionnaire (RDQ) [ 12], the Visual analogue pain scale (VAS) [ 13], the work disability time [ 14, 15] and quality of life questionnaires such as SF-36[ 16], EQ-5D[ 17] and 15D [ 18].

We will determine the effectiveness of adding a group based, professionally led CBA for LBP to active management in general practice on LBP related pain and disability time lost from occupational activity fear avoidance beliefs the use of further medical, rehabilitation, surgical or alternative treatments for LBP generic health related quality of life health service costs.

In addition, several studies used phone or Internet-based interventions which can help overcome many barriers to accessing and using traditional interventions, such as lack of transportation, job restrictions, physical disabilities, time, and lack of child care.

To test for potential ascertainment bias secondary to unequal frequency of EDSS assessment points and/or unequal time between assessments by switch therapy arm, we conducted a sensitivity analysis limiting the serial disability-time analysis to just that subset of patients who recorded exactly five assessments (at baseline, 6, 12, 18, and 24 months).

There was a statistically significant interaction between disability and time (p = 0.040) and between chronic disease-efficacy and time (p = 0.036).

Each of our models explained some of the variance in changes in disability over time; conceptually, the theories provide somewhat complementary but at times overlapping insights.

I do not have a flight response' … His experience with that disability, over time you get an exaggerated fight response … That is the 'slow burn' effect.

I sat on the panel for the politics society's disability question time, and gave a speech in order to be elected as the society's magazine editor.