Sentence examples for experience of outcome from inspiring English sources

Potentially useful questionnaires were discussed by a group of three acupuncturists, all of whom had previous experience of outcome research.

This advice has never been tested in a randomized controlled clinical trial; instead it is based on our present understanding of the pathology of the disc and backed up by our experience of outcome in relation to whether this type of patients avoid aggravating activities or not.

It was expected that when the MOM THA concept was revisited by Weber in Switzerland in the 1980s (Weber 1996, Randelli et al. 2012)—and followed in the 1990s by the Birmingham MOM SR in the UK (Carrothers et al. 2010)—that some of the earlier observations and experience of outcome during the previous 70 years had been taken into consideration.

It starts with open questions on experiences of outcomes, followed by a series of closed questions on both the importance and the experience of outcomes (Table  7).

A training program coupled with a sharing experience of outcomes of the survey should allow to improve it.

A four-point response scale is used for measuring the importance and the experience of outcomes: none, somewhat, quite high and high.

Or might it often be more effective to treat simply on the basis of symptoms and signs alone, relying on research and on our experience of outcomes for patients who presented in similar ways in the past?

Some found a contribution of the surgeon's experience on outcome of the trauma patient [ 37, 38], whereas others found no effect [ 39- 41].

Doctors and nurses have reported favorable experiences of outcome measurement use in palliative care [ 16].

This is the first survey reporting the views of African-based health professionals on the use and experiences of outcome measurement in palliative care.

This tendency could be due to an experience of better outcome and getting information about the benefits of institutional delivery.