Outcomes measured included: anxiety, quality of life, costs, acceptability, satisfaction and feasibility.
16 20 21 There were no data on quality of life or acceptability of the technology.
We will comprehensively assess the efficacy, quality of life, tolerability, acceptability and suicide-related outcomes in acute treatment and follow-up.
9 None of the studies reported data on the impact of FI or conventional imaging on quality of life or acceptability to any identified stakeholder group.
Those reviews which investigated hypertension primarily used blood pressure and medication use as outcomes (Table 3), whilst those investigating HF used a combination of outcomes including, mortality, hospital admissions, quality of life, cost, acceptability (Table 4).
These processes have direct impacts not only on fruit firmness, color, flavor and nutritional content, but also on shelf life, consumer acceptability, processing qualities, in addition to pre- and postharvest disease resistance [ 1, 2].
Finally, a study of young women in the US that measured use under more "real life" conditions, acceptability of barrier methods was reported to be an unreliable predictor of future use [ 26].
Care outcomes are defined to include dimensions of quality which have been used, either singly or in combination, in previous studies to measure end-of-life care: acceptability of the way patient died [ 17]; quality of patient care [ 18, 19]; patient's symptom experience [ 20]; patient's symptom management [ 21]; support for family [ 18, 19].
It did not address the magnitude of the outcome's impact on the individual's life or the acceptability to the individual of the relevant alternatives.
Then we will perform a Bayesian network meta analyses to compare the relative efficacy, quality of life, tolerability and acceptability of different psychological intervention.
