Sentence examples for illness models from inspiring English sources
Future studies developing new or refining current severity of illness models in the critically ill should consider the inclusion of measures of lactate homeostasis in the first 24 hours.
Among the severity of illness models that predict mortality in critically ill patients, comorbidity is included in APACHE II and III [ 30, 31] but not in the Simplified Acute Physiology Score (SAPS) II [ 32] or Mortality Probability Model (MPM) II [ 33].
The acute and the chronic illness models each emphasizes different characteristics in the conceptualization of disease.
Many used religious coping, and often religio-spiritual beliefs and practice put them in conflict with illness models (24%) and advice (19%) used by their medical advisors.
Accordingly, myostatin and Akt-dependent signaling on mTOR, GSK3β and FoxO pathways play key roles in the control of skeletal muscle protein turnover, and animal studies have examined the role of these pathways in critical illness models [10], [21], [22], but it is unknown how these pathways are regulated in critically ill human muscle.
Women incorporated diagnosis-related information into illness models if it was concordant with their existing beliefs.
"Fixing is the illness model," writes Solomon.
We propose a broader paradigm for heart failure care based on a chronic rather than an acute illness model.
Conclusions: The physician patient interview allows physicians to capture crucial aspects of the patient's illness model, which are necessary for understanding the problem from the patients' perspective.
Results: Physicians explained the patient problems in terms of causal pathophysiological knowledge underlying the disease (disease model), whereas patients explained them in terms of narrative structures of illness (illness model).
The cultural construction of illness model explains the clinical observation that psychological correlates of depression such as sadness and worthlessness are frequently reported in Western cultures, whereas somatic or vegetative complaints are often associated with depression in non-Western cultures.
