Sentence examples for examination of care from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have limited their examination of care provision to records held by healthcare professionals outside of long-term care facilities.

This study shows the value of collection and analysis of case mix and outcome data in addition to examination of care processes alone.

The inherent complexity associated with wait times requires a comprehensive examination of care time intervals within and across different care events.

Our tentative finding, albeit based on a smaller sample size (n = 32), that staff factors are weaker predictors than resident factors is consistent with the few previous studies that have included an examination of care staff factors [ 4, 7, 32].

A key advantage of the Confidential Enquiry into sepsis morbidity cases is a detailed examination of care across the whole patient pathway, and a comparison of this with the care of women who die.

Second, using a large, multi-state administrative database allows us to easily generate reliable estimates of outcomes obviating the need for a large multi-center study and permits examination of care patterns and resource use simultaneously.

Indeed NICE has recently highlighted the need for further research into the use of the GPPAQ in primary care, including the examination of primary care practitioners' views regarding the questionnaire [ 12].

While the Greaves hypothesis is supported by studies that have looked at day-care attendance, less support is derived from examination of primary care data revealing that cases who developed B-cell precursor ALL between 2 5 years of age had significantly more (not less) clinically diagnosed infectious illness episodes in the first year of life compared with controls.

Chow and Priebe's [ 16] examination of psychiatric care and institutionalization highlight the need for more research on how patients' adapt their behavior to care.

This question will be explored by an examination of what care is provided by whom and to what extend caregivers work together to provide patient-centred, continuous care.

Reid, a correspondent for The Washington Post, provides a lucid examination of health care around the world, and shows how the United States compares on coverage, cost, quality and choice.