Patient impact is evaluated in a holistic fashion (eg, including valued life activities) alongside health economic evaluation.
The program's impact was evaluated in a nonrandom sample of 269 low-income adults in 32 intervention and 10 control groups in New York State using a quasi-experimental, pre-/postprogram evaluation design.
Clay minerals (sepiolite, zeolite A, palygorskite and vermiculite) characterised by high specific surface areas and thus able to keep water in the structure and promote pozzolanic activity of metakaolins were used as additives in air lime and air lime metakaolin mortars and their impact was evaluated in a view of mechanical strength at 28, 90 and 180 days.
In the present retrospective study, the prognostic impact was evaluated in terms of progression-free survival which, by being an earlier end point than overall survival, was considered more appropriate when modelling the prognostic significance of drug transporters which are expected to influence treatment outcome and to control drug efficacy.
Life cycle environmental impacts are evaluated in terms of expanded cumulative exergy consumption, which is the sum of exergy consumption due to resource inputs and abatement exergy required to recover the negative impacts due to waste emissions.
Ultimately, the type and magnitude of both direct and indirect effects on various receptors and other types of impacts are evaluated in relation to exposure-dose potential by all relevant pathways.
Additionally, the impact on failure frequency was evaluated in groups without neck/low back pain, with neck pain only, with low back pain only and with concurrent neck and low back pain.
Its impacts were evaluated through in-depth interviews with the participating professionals.
Therapeutic impact was evaluated retrospectively in consensus with the referring hand surgeon based on the patients' charts.
