Sentence examples for estimates of care from inspiring English sources

Non-response bias, however, that would normally impact on population estimates of care need, surprisingly, does not appear to reflect institutionalisation and increasing disability and dependency [ 17].

Reliable systems to measure workload are still missing [ 13] which increases the contextual and subjective basis of estimates of care workforce requirements.

Probabilities displayed in Figure  1 are the estimates of care seeking patterns and ORS-Z use at the individual level based on household survey data from 6582 households (3200 intervention and 3382 control).

Although the DHS and MICS provide the most extensive methodologically comparable collection of datasets for global estimation, there are several limitations that may bias estimates of care-seeking and proportion of cases treated with antibiotics.

In order to obtain reliable estimates of care-seeking behaviour in relation to health, we required a sufficient number of participants with health complaints, chronic disease and/or a recent history of sickness absence.

Respite care and estimates of family care costs were included as they were considered to be necessary cost items in economic evaluations.

Afghanistan, by contrast, has been a bargain, at about half the cost -- less than the long-term price tag, $589 billion by one estimate, of caring for the veterans of both wars.

Also, caregivers' proxy estimates of their care recipients' QoL tend to be lower than care recipients' own estimates [ 11, 12].

34% of the total costs comprise indirect costs with estimates of informal care being the biggest part (26%, i.e. approx. €186 million).

To provide resource utilization patterns and cost estimates of outpatient care for types I and II diabetes mellitus in Italy, based on retrospectively collected data.

Total costs of dementia in Europe vary markedly depending on the underlying assumptions that are used in their calculation, for instance in regard to the 'rather uncertain estimates of informal care costs' [1].