Therefore, the optimal trigger score deserves additional research in order to prevent excessive evaluation of patients who have abnormal vital signs but who are not at risk for serious adverse events and to avoid failures in recognition of patients potentially 'at risk' [[12]].
Experiential avoidance refers to a process involving excessive negative evaluations of unwanted internal events such as thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations, an unwillingness to experience these private events, and deliberate efforts to control or escape from them (Hayes, Wilson, Gifford, Follette, & Strosahl, 1996).
But he did say that the review allowed the department to identify seemingly minor perturbations — poor performance evaluations, excessive medical leaves, discourtesy complaints — as warning signs for early intervention.
"So not excessively excessive.
Complaints by executive directors about an excessive focus on evaluation are largely a smoke screen, and board members should recognize them as such.
If this was the case, the level of inconvenience for these women would be excessive and immediate evaluation in a diagnostic setting would appear more appropriate [ 1].
Moreover, the lost channel method can avoid an excessive or overly low evaluation of the sealing capacity of the cement slurry.
Then we have to be fast to test that insight, and not lose its integrity with excessive focus groups and evaluation.
The predominant nuclear staining of LRP16 in tumor cells may be a valuable indicator for the evaluation of excessive NF-κB activity.
This is by means of periodic clinical assessment, biochemical evaluation for excessive catecholamine or metanephrine secretion and serial cross-sectional imaging, preferably with modalities that do not utilise radiation (Petri et al, 2009).
