These services use a holistic approach to engage the provider and patient in managing compliance and, by extension, outcomes.
In general, recommendations suggested that greater links with NGOs and INGOs would result in enhanced implementation, support, resources, direction, learning and extension outcomes for CBR projects.
Service outcomes and by extension, client outcomes, are viewed as dependent on the quality of the implementation itself.
There was optimism that application of PCR could also improve microbiologic diagnoses of encephalitis infections caused by other pathogens and, by extension, the outcome of the illnesses.
Aesthetics and usefulness have significant effects on perceptions of the extent to which students' goals and desires are met, and, by extension, extrinsic outcomes and e-loyalty.
Polytomous ordinal outcomes can be treated as an extension of binary outcomes; however logistic regression models for binary outcomes extended to analyze ordinal outcomes face a number of issues specific to the ordinal case [ 5, 6].
We chose knee extension as the outcome variable because it correlates with functional capacity deficits[35], morbidity[36], and mortality[37] in sarcopenic older adults.
Also within countries, large differences between means for cardiometabolic risk parameters were found, which limits extension of the outcome to the general population.
Cost-effectiveness analysis will assess the trial primary and secondary outcomes based on the duration of the trial itself first and then an extension of projected outcomes beyond the observed trial follow-up, so these analyses will examine the direct and indirect costs and the reduction in pain, improvement in physical or psychosocial function.
Coracoclavicular ossification is usually related to surgical exposure of the coracoclavicular space [32], but it is unclear how its onset, site, and extension affects clinical outcomes.
