The wrist flexion extension arc was improved by a mean of 59° (range 20° 110°), and the forearm rotation arc was improved by a mean of 72° (range 10° 135°).
Following DSS consultation, the quality of diagnostic, test-ordering and treatment decisions made by various grades of clinicians improved for a range of cases, such that a clinically important alteration in diagnostic decision-making resulted in 12.5% of all consultations (1 in 8 episodes of system use).
The FNSA improved by an average of 48.2° (range 45° 55°); this was from an average of 82° (range 70° 95°) before surgery to an average of 132.3° (range 125° 140°) after surgery.
During the inpatient neurological rehabilitation, HRQoL as assessed with the EQ-5D improved by a mean of one fifth of the range, from 45 to 67.
Timed Up & Go scores improved by an average of 3.83 (range 1.98 4.98) seconds for those at risk for falls.
Recruitment in all the maternity units improved by an average of 69% (range −89%too 200%) when comparing the 6 months prior to the intervention with the 6 months immediately after the intervention.
As computer technology improved, a range of techniques became available to writers.
Second, the algorithm for a small heart could have been improved by adjusting the range of volume for correction.
The RECOVER trial hypothesises that providing more coordinated and intensive rehabilitation, delivered by a specialised generic rehabilitation assistant supported by the existing multidisciplinary team, will improve recovery as judged by a range of patient-centred outcome measures and is cost-effective.
There are a number of pricing and procurement mechanisms that need to be utilized in order to secure such orders, and this depends on commitment to improving access to treatment by a range of actors, including originator pharmaceutical companies, generic manufacturers, governments, and donors.
