These individuals should be in the presence of and frequently monitored by family or other caregivers, frequent assessments of blood sugar should be performed, and dietary changes and medication adjustments may be necessary if these were a factor in the initial hypoglycemia episode.
The idea that claims for sickness benefits needed frequent assessments, then several costly appeals, was unheard of.
As the poorest-performing schools picked up phonics, the school system also invested heavily in teacher training, with frequent assessments to diagnose weaknesses in instruction.
Convicted sex offenders are being tested every six months; if they fail then they will be subjected to more frequent assessments.
At Polytech, teachers and administrators say they are taking steps — including renewing focus on instruction, conducting frequent assessments, and measuring attendance and graduation rates more consistently — to turn the tide on student achievement.
Most are situated in the inner cities, and the most successful typically adopt a series of practices that have been shown to improve the test scores of low-income and minority children: small classes, longer school days and an extended school year, strict discipline, high expectations, frequent assessments and a strong sense of community.
The difficult student interaction requires early and frequent assessments of behavior by all parties involved.
At Quick Key we started using the term Micro-Data: the data from short, frequent assessments that tell you whether a student has mastered the material.
Frequent assessments of cardiac activity using bedside transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) confirmed prolonged and persistent asystole (see Additional file 1).
Accurate quantification in PET and SPECT typically requires frequent assessments of blood activity, for example through manual sampling and subsequent measurements in a well counter.
