Sentence examples for either caregiver from inspiring English sources

Ms. Herman understood that the world was messier, that women had roles that went beyond either caregiver or victim.

They will also be excluded when either caregiver or patient participates in other intervention studies at inclusion or during the study.

There were no significant differences in potential sources of pollutants in homes of asthmatic compared with control children as measured by either caregiver report or home inspection (Table 2).

The relative effect size of the indicator "migrant mother household" was larger than for the comparable indicator "migrant father household," and the duration of time fathers have spent abroad was not a significant predictor based on either caregiver or self-report.

Study approval was granted by the local Institutional Review Board (IRB) at each trial site, and written informed consent was obtained from each study participant if possible, and either the caregiver or a legally acceptable representative (if different from the caregiver) before initiation of study-specific procedures according to IRB protocols [ 16, 17].

For ethical reasons, caregivers were not approached if the nurse judged that the interview might cause too much grief or anxiety in either the caregiver or the care receiver, or when the relationship between the caregiver and the care receiver was too severely disturbed.

However, this requires that symptoms of infection be assessed using a reliable tool completed by either a caregiver or health care provider.

A child was counted as having experienced an event if either the caregiver or the child reported it.

We did not measure other important outcomes, such as health related quality of life of either the caregiver or the child over time, 22 nor any complications or the cost of the fundoplication or resultant inpatient care, as these were beyond the scope of our study.

Few DCC intervention studies have assessed, either caregivers' or children's HH compliance as outcome measure [ 13, 15- 17].

Overall, CM was observed in 71.4% (n = 260) of all 364 therapy sessions directed to either caregivers or to children.