Sentence examples for influence of screening from inspiring English sources
29 A fourth study recruiting to chronic depression treatment trials 46 incidentally reported on the influence of screening personnel, comparing senior investigators with research assistants, but this had little impact on recruitment.
Although it would be interesting to study the influence of screening programmes on breast cancer mortality, the time-frame renders this impossible because, in almost all cases, the first round of screening was only completed after 1995 in the territories in question.
We calculated the incidence in the screened population, assuming that the only influence of screening on incidence was lead time, using lead-time parameters similar to those observed in a large breast screening trial [ 13, 14].
We also examined potential factors that could mask the influence of screening on trends in mortality observed within each pair.
Using a micro-simulation model, the MISCAN-lung model, we explore the possible influence of screening sensitivity, systematic error, over-diagnosis and population heterogeneity.
This is in agreement with earlier results that showed at most a minor influence of screening (Bermejo and Hemminki, 2005; Hemminki and Bermejo, 2005).
It is known that attitudes of physicians and motivation by community nurses influence uptake of screening methods by women.
We also observed a relationship between previous screening attendance and the extent to which information about overdiagnosis seemed to influence perceptions of screening.
This is an important finding because it suggests that if deployed widely and with large reach to communities, such events have a real potential to influence uptake of screening.
The identified themes were: value of informed choice, influence on screening choices and the impact of financial considerations [ 28].
The researchers identified themes in the transcripts and emphasized on value of informed choice, influence on screening choices and the impact of financial considerations [ 28].
