Sentence examples for implicit instruments from inspiring English sources

To describe primarily implicit instruments for assessing medication use in older adults.

The treatment, with its implicit relational instruments [ 128], enables patients to perceive their therapists as both holding [ 97, 129] and handling [ 89, 129] their self-harming attempts.

When we consider the cost and difficulty of implementing explicit indicator approaches to quality assessment [ 31, 32], implicit review instruments with this level of reliability become an interesting alternative for assessing quality of care for the purposes of comparing across providers or sites of care.

We developed a new structured implicit review instrument drawing on previously tested instruments [ 5, 10, 20].

While there is a recent RAND publication describing an outpatient implicit review instrument [ 27], there are no peer-reviewed published reliability studies of instruments used outside of the hospital setting and no structured implicit review instruments designed to measure quality across the continuum of care (over time and including inpatient and outpatient care).

We developed a structured implicit review instrument to assess the quality of care over one year of treatment.

For evaluation of diabetes or hypertension care, a structured implicit review instrument would seem to be a viable alternative or complement to explicit indicator methods of assessing quality of care.

Another study that evaluated quality of care at community based care organizations for the elderly (PACE centers) with a modified structured implicit review instrument, was the first to assess the contribution of different sources of variation to the measurement of quality by physician review.

While we know that patient satisfaction and a number of individual quality measures have quite low reliabilities at the physician level [ 28- 30], no study has reported a reliability for the use of the structured implicit review instrument in physician profiling.

Wit was implicit, and unexpected instruments were the most conspicuous novelty.

Thirdly, replication of a consistent three-factor structure in the German-translated version of the HADS would provide strong evidence that the three-dimensional structure is implicit to the instrument and not a language-based artifact.