Sentence examples for improved general functioning from inspiring English sources

Outcomes commonly reflected changes in adopting healthy behaviors, stabilization of distress symptoms, a decrease in unnecessary primary medical care utilization, or improved general functioning.

No significant differences between CR and PE were found, but both interventions improved general functioning, which provides evidence of the need for therapeutic strategies focused on psychosocial difficulties of psychiatric patients.

We identified selective reporting in more than 12%% of abstracts, (e.g., in a before after study of 23 patients: "[Internet-based cognitive behavior therapy] ICBT… with therapist support reduces [obsessive-compulsive disorder] OCD symptoms, depressive symptoms and improves general functioning" [ 27], with no report of the lack of improvement in quality of life found in this study).

ICBT with therapist support reduces OCD symptoms, depressive symptoms and improves general functioning.

It has been suggested that cognitive remediation programs for psychiatric disorders should aim at improving general functioning beyond cognition [ 41].

These interventions are easily implemented in mental health settings and have the advantage of improving general functioning and clinical symptoms.

These interventions can be easily implemented in mental health settings and provide advantages to improve general functioning, which frequently remains affected after clinical remission in long-term follow-up [ 2– 4].

One study examined riboflavin supplementation in a C. elegans model of complex I deficiency (mutation in the nuo-1 orthologue of the human NDUFV1 gene), and showed improved assembly and activity of complexes I and IV, increased ATP production, decreased reactive oxygen species (ROS) production and improved general metabolic function (Grad and Lemire, 2006).

What is less clear from the available evidence is how generalisable many of the findings might be; whether improved vision skills result in improved general function and to what extent the bias introduced by having unmasked observers (and/or participants) will have possibly inflated the effect sizes described.

Using a waitlist control group and no follow-up period, we found no aggregate effect of treatment on PTSD symptoms, although, when disaggregated, M-TREM was found to improve PTSD severity and SS improved general mental health symptoms and psychological functioning.

(HFC member, Tana River) While they described their work in the facility as largely voluntary, allowances were seen as partially compensating members for the time spent on health-related activities, thus increasing commitment to facility management and improving general committee functioning.