Sentence examples for index interventions from inspiring English sources

The collected data include demographic, medical, psychological and social baseline characteristics of the participants, in particular the degree of physical and cognitive impairment, further the presence of any ACP documents before and after intervention at the end of follow-up, the delivery of defined index interventions, and the circumstances of and prior to death.

Firstly, the baseline data (age, parity before and after index intervention, and years since index intervention) were confirmed and registered.

The index intervention for the study was the first coercive intervention after admission.

Care was rendered at each visit, either the index intervention or light massage control.

Some studies compared the index intervention with placebo, others to current guidelines (best practice).

Additionally, at 6 months after the index intervention, patients were requested to undergo an intra-arterial DSA control.

Although there may have been other coercive interventions during the stay in the ward, our evaluation in this study is based only on the index intervention.

This supports an underlying principle in the treatment for CLI that prioritizes revascularization with successful limb perfusion to achieve wound healing and less emphasis on the long-term patency of the index intervention.

The primary safety endpoint was defined as absence of major amputation and/or death within 30 days after index intervention and the primary efficacy endpoint was the 6-month angiographic patency rate as confirmed by core-lab quantitative vessel analysis.

Significant univariate correlations were explored with follow-up stepwise multiple linear regression models to determine if potential covariates (i.e., age, sex, body mass index, intervention group) influenced the associations.

The primary safety endpoint, i.e., absence of major amputation and/or death within 30 days after index intervention was not significantly different between the AMS study group and the PTA control group (Table  5).