Sentence examples for impairment experience from inspiring English sources

It is known that LTCF residents with cognitive impairment experience a deterioration in their ADL performance [ 12, 13, 15], which make them increasingly dependent on nursing care.

Four meta-themes were developed: Accessing ADHD diagnosis and treatment services; ADHD-related impairment; Experience of ADHD treatments; and Attitudes and expectations of future ADHD treatment.

This result is in line with a recent methodological study by Birch et al. (2007) which also confirmed the common expectation that children with more severe visual impairment experience poorer competence than those with only "unilateral" impairment [ 28].

In terms of health-related quality of life, the findings indicate that the majority of people with mobility impairment experience at least some problems with performing usual activities, moderate to high levels of pain or discomfort and at least moderately high levels of anxiety or depression, reflecting the multifaceted impact of many of the health conditions experienced by the participants.

The CALIS is designed to measure life interference and impairment experienced by the child from the child (9 items) and parent (16 items) point of view and also the interference experienced by the parent in their own life.

However, participants with marginal cognitive impairment experienced worse functional trajectories in ability to prepare meals (p=0.03) and activities that require distance vision (p=0.05).

Patients who described higher headache-related impairment experienced significantly greater problems in these areas, perceived themselves to be in worse general health, and had significantly greater use of medical services than those with lower headache severity.

At six months around 26% of residents with moderate impairment experienced a decline in these functions compared to around 21% with severe impairment.

One subject with severe renal impairment experienced an AE (dizziness) considered by the investigator to be related to the study drug.

However, impairment experienced in this subgroup on the AQoL-6D senses domain dropped to around half a standard deviation above the mean.

Each question has three possible responses that reflect the degree of impairment experienced by the patient on the day of assessment: no impairment (level 1), moderate problems (level 2), and extreme problems (level 3).