Sentence examples for measures of self report from inspiring English sources

All three pictorial scales were understood by children over 8 years of age and were found to have at least interval properties and be valid psychophysical measures of self report of dyspnea in children with cystic fibrosis, asthma and in healthy children older than 8 years.

Thirdly, we used county level measures of self reported illness, obesity, and smoking status rather than patient level measures.

The measure must be low cost, brief and non intrusive so that it can be used to take repeated measures of self reported adherence over time.

Several measures of self reported health status were used (question with answering categories): 1. Global health: How is your health at the moment?

In addition, we wished to test the DAMS as a complete measure of self reported adherence.

All these trials used both a pain scale and a measure of self reported functional status.

The first Kenyan trial 4 assessed the effect of interactive weekly text message contact with patients, and reported, in an intention-to-treat analysis, a significant positive effect on a subjective measure of self reported adherence at one year.

Nevertheless, use of a simple one item measure of self reported toothbrushing could be a useful and cost effective marker of future health risk in large scale population studies.

The study of the Cycling Demonstration Towns used the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) physical activity index, a four point categorical measure of self reported overall physical activity.

As memory may be affected by anxiety and depression, all patients in this study were tested for co-morbid anxiety and depression preoperatively and again at the time of their postoperative assessment (4 months after ATLR) using the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) as a measure of self reported symptoms of anxiety and depression (Zigmond and Snaith, 1983).

and used the same validated measures of self-report of chronic conditions and depression (Juster 1995).