Sentence examples for evaluating perception from inspiring English sources

Of the 7 articles evaluating perception of wellness, 4 (57%) reported improvement after RDH 24, 42, 44 and 3 (43%) reported no change.

Evaluating perception of quality of care as a predictor of recommendation appears particularly important in numerous countries where data of service quality are not easily available and recommendations from relatives or friends become the essential source of information for choosing a provider [ 50].

Patients undergoing ambulatory chemotherapy or radiotherapy in 2 centres in France were invited, at the beginning of their treatment, to complete the OUT-PATSAT35, a 35 item and 13 scale questionnaire evaluating perception of doctors, nurses and aspects of care organisation.

SAQ-DK is potentially a useful tool for evaluating perceptions of patient safety culture in Danish hospitals.

22 34 Of the 9 articles evaluating perceptions of RDH impact on patient safety, 6 (67%) reported a decrease in quality of care, 35 40 and 2 (22%) reported no change.

Evaluating perceptions on the attributes of generic drugs by gender, we found no statistically significant differences between the responses of women and men, except that women agreed more with the statement that physicians prefer to prescribe GDs.

A basic, general method to map, visualize, and evaluate perception and perceptual values is proposed.

Two items evaluates perception of general health and quality of life.

We will delineate, compare and evaluate perception and clinical experience of communication of risk situations among oncology experts, general practitioners and CAM practitioners.

12– 15 The concept of "fragile skin" is a subjective (experienced) and objective (clinically evaluated) perception of the skin's condition that is based on constitutional factors relating to the structure and function of the epidermal barrier.

A large survey was designed which extensively evaluated perceptions of radiology in anatomy teaching.