Sentence examples for evaluation of delivering from inspiring English sources

Despite these difficulties limiting its size, the OUTREACH trial provides a major contribution to the current evidence base regarding the evaluation of delivering cancer treatment in the community.

Increasing demand, care quality improvements and patient choice have stimulated interest in delivering some treatment to patients in the community, however, formal evaluation of delivering cancer treatment in different community settings is lacking.

The focus of this project is the evaluation of NHS Direct delivering telehealth interventions for long-term conditions.

The future study will include a full within-trial economic evaluation, comparing the cost of delivering treatment in both arms in relation to quality adjusted life years (QALYs) in the primary analysis, and the primary clinical outcome of choice in secondary analysis.

To date, there has only been one evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of delivering IPTi, in Ifakara, Tanzania and Manhica, Mozambique, which showed IPTi to be highly cost-effective in both settings, at under USD12 per Disability-Adjusted Life-Year (DALY) averted [12].

We present this manuscript as a first step in the economic evaluation of alternative contemporary methods of delivering cancer genetic services.

This is the first evaluation of IMX313 delivered as MVA85A-IMX313 in humans.

Consider, for example, a wireless multimedia network system: a server can be dedicated to the evaluation of the delivered content quality using objective QA measures, and the results can be used to control and allocate the streaming resources.

The evaluation of the delivered doses to axilla contents in the Z0011 study remains uncertain.

The questionnaire was similar to one used in a previous evaluation of telephone delivered health care by NHS Direct (6).

Evidence drawn from an updated service evaluation of telephone delivered nurse case management for depression in one rural region of the English NHS has similarly supported the use of nurses as case managers.