Sentence examples for individualised measures from inspiring English sources

However, if we follow the advice of Dick Joyce and define quality of life in terms of what the individual thinks it is [ 32] and measure it using individualised measures (e.g. [ 19, 33]), it becomes a manageable, measurable and useful concept.

Individualised measures of quality of life Mark Bromberg; 11.

Individualised measures will allow practitioners establish personalised graded exposures to elicit supercompensation.

Our suggestions would be to include consumers earlier on and more deeply in the intervention development and to combine changes aimed at enriching the programme with individualised measures.

Individualised measures of QoL (IQoL) increase respondents' discretion in selecting the domains most important to their QoL and, in determining the relative importance of these domains.

It is hoped that future trials will go beyond measuring visual function and will include recently developed individualised measures of QoL [ 42, 44].

An individualised measure of the impact of diabetic retinopathy on quality of life (QoL) was developed, using a four-phase iterative approach, incorporating qualitative and quantitative methods.

The MacDQoL is an individualised measure of the impact of macular degeneration (MD) on quality of life (QoL).

In this respect, it is a holistic measure, incorporating more domains and contextualising problems to create an individualised measure of risk.

The wide individual variation in the ratings of impact and of importance in the MacDQoL confirms that an individualised measure is needed.

The MacDQoL is an individualised measure of the impact of MD on QoL, based on the design of the Audit of Diabetes Dependent Quality of Life (ADDQoL) [ 17], which is increasingly used [ 18- 20].