Sentence examples for management measured from inspiring English sources

Very few studies on DM management measured cardiovascular risk reduction as an outcome.

For example, a study about Positron Emission Tomography (PET) for various cancers, designed to support recommendations for funding, briefly mentions that the intended changes in management measured do not always go in the correct direction and improve outcomes [ 7].

23 care groups provided aggregate register-based performance indicators of all their practices as well as data on quality management measured with a questionnaire filled out by 1 or 2 of their quality managers.

Secondary outcomes were clinical measures (hypoglycaemic episodes, body mass index, insulin regimen), general and diabetes specific quality of life, self reported and proxy reported self care and enablement, perceptions of the diabetes team, self reported and carer reported importance of, and confidence in, undertaking diabetes self management measured over one year.

The theory-based educational intervention aimed at changing RNs knowledge and attitudes regarding cancer pain management measured by primary outcome NKAS resulted in a statistical significant (p<0.05) improvement of total mean score from baseline to four weeks at the intervention ward.

Trials involving non-perioperative management, perioperative treatment for multiple tumors in addition to bladder cancer, operative management other than radical cystectomy, unconfirmed operative management, measured outcomes solely of serum or urine biomarker concentration, or purely metastatic or non-invasive disease were excluded from selection.

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The council then develops management measures to address those challenges.

The nature of severe, chronic asthma and its optimal management measures remain poorly understood.

This is justified by the supreme goal of the study: Supporting self-management, measured indirectly, using self-efficacy as a proxy.

149 patients (8.5%) performed OAC self-management (measured INRs and adjusted doses themselves) and 1 patient tested himself but received help in adjusting the dose.