Sentence examples for error prevalence from inspiring English sources

Differences in error prevalence and error types were observed in individual participating hospitals.

Therefore, this minor difference in methodology was unlikely to have resulted in underestimation of error prevalence.

In our review, 43 % of studies of prescribing error prevalence did not include assessment of severity.

A Forest plot was produced to present the error prevalence rate and 95% CI for each hospital and grade of the prescriber.

Finally, refractions were performed over a twenty-year period and, therefore our estimates of prevalence may be subject to error given temporal trends in refractive error prevalence.

This enabled refractive error prevalence estimates that are representative for the European population, with appropriate weighting to the age demographic distribution of Europe.

To assess for publication bias, we used funnel plots of standard error and prevalence to graph the correlation between the variance and distribution of effect sizes.

β unstandardized coefficient, SE standard error The prevalence of CKD (eGFR <60 mL/min/1.73 m) in each group also was analyzed using logistic regression analysis with adjustment models (Table  3).

Recent systematic reviews of medication administration error (MAE) prevalence in healthcare settings found that they were common [ 8, 9], with one reporting an estimated median of 19.1 % of 'total opportunities for error' in hospitals [ 8].

Knowledge of the intraherd correlation coefficient (ICC) and design (D) effect for infectious diseases could be of interest in sample size calculation and to provide the correct standard errors of prevalence estimates in cluster or two-stage samplings surveys.

Poisson regression results were presented as regression parameters (i.e., beta coefficients) with standard errors and prevalence ratios.