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However, this is the largest study to measure lung function and pulmonary inflammation in this patient cohort during the early months after receiving an allogeneic HSCT, and the 95% confidence intervals in our data should be useful in guiding researchers and clinicians in the future of the potential of these outcome measures in managing these patients.

Some data show that the use of PRO measures in managing patients does not increase consultation length (Luckett et al, 2009), but this can only be satisfactorily achieved if the physician can rely on good communication skills.

With this research, there is now a baseline that can be used to measure trends in managing natural hazards through land use plans.

It analyses laboratory tests that can be used to assess the intensity of anticoagulation in patients treated with oral anticoagulants and discusses general measures to implement in managing major bleeding.

A mixed methods approach utilised precourse and postcourse questionnaires measuring self-efficacy in managing emergency situations, communication, teamwork and leadership.

Other measures included practitioner confidence in managing familial cancer (GRAIDS arm only) and, in patients: cancer worry, risk perception and knowledge about familial cancer.

Mechanical ventilation (MV), either invasive or non-invasive, may be a life-saving measure in managing respiratory failure due to an acute exacerbation of COPD [3].

This paper reports how we developed and tested this questionnaire to provide a reliable instrument to measure confidence and knowledge in managing CKD.

A Wilcoxon signed rank test was performed on pre and six month post-workshop matched pair responses, measuring self-reported proficiency in managing dental emergencies.

We would like this questionnaire to be used as a tool to measure confidence and knowledge in managing CKD with an emphasis on managing blood pressure control in these patients.

The self-report questionnaire will include key demographic and clinical experience questions, a measure of beliefs and attitudes towards LBP, the Pain Attitudes and Beliefs Scale (PABS) [ 33, 34], and a measure of self-confidence in managing LBP patients [ 35].