Sentence examples for intervention records from inspiring English sources

Of the two patients testing positive following Capsol-T intervention, records ruled out non-compliance as an explanation.

Clinical details of PCI procedures from private hospitals are collected from billing sheets, medical notes (hospital and/or cardiologist notes), the radiographer's journal, nursing intervention records, as well as the cardiologist's procedure notes.

In Zimmer 1985, hospitalisations reported by participants in diaries were validated and corrected when necessary against billing records and a sample was cross-checked with the visiting nurse service and intervention records.

Failed recordings are spread evenly across the intervention and control groups, but not across time-points: baseline, 1 intervention and 1 control recording failed; directly after the intervention, 1 intervention recording failed; primary outcome, 2 intervention and 4 control recordings failed; and follow-up, 2 intervention and 1 control recording failed.

France's intervention record has been offensive to economic liberals since long before the recent sagas.

During the study period, 90% of overweight patients had no weight management intervention recorded.

A maximum of 91% overweight or obese patients in a practice had an intervention recorded.

Intervention was more frequent among obese patients, but 59% of patients with morbid obesity had no intervention recorded.

Physiotherapy was the most common intervention, recorded in 51,537 (29%%) admissions, followed by dialysis in 35,238 (20%%) admissions, although dialysis was only recorded for 1%% of decedents, who on average had it recorded at 57 admissions each.

If the clinician performing the caesarean section is certain that a non-allocated intervention is necessary then this should be performed and the reasons for not complying with the allocated intervention recorded on the data collection form.

To avoid double counting of the hospital stay, only the additional costs beyond hospital stay were estimated (eg, physician fees) and applied for each procedure and intervention recorded in the PLATO trial.