Sentence examples for mobility between patients from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to compare health status, morbidities, care dependency, and mobility between patients with COPD and their resident relatives.

To compare 1) temporomandibular joint (TMJ) mobility between patients with and without reduced upper cervical spine (UCS) mobility and with and without TMJ osseous osteoarthritic-like changes, and 2) UCS osseous changes between patients with and without TMJ osseous osteoarthritic-like changes and with and without reduced UCS mobility.

Despite the significant relationship between admission to hospital and whether patients were able to move independently for both isolated PROFs and associated PROFs and SOFs, no significant relationship was found in mobility between patients with isolated and associated fractures (chi-square, p = 0.481).

Testing Fixed Effects Panel Model on a sample of Italian health care authorities, a strong correlation is found among variables in our model and some relevant dependence is tested between patients' mobility behavior and their resident authorities' efficiency in allocating resources on the proper operating cost.

It may be possible that the development of roads and better means of transportation increased patient mobility between the regions or improved access for patients from rural areas, but this remains speculative since no comparative, time-specific comparative groups are available to discern the impact of these factors in Poland.

This corresponds well with other studies contrasting the difference in mobility between healthy subjects and patients after modern TDR [ 18, 34].

The aim of the present research was to describe patient mobility between cardiac surgery units, stratifying by disease severity in order to: i) acquire a better description of patient flows; ii) highlight patterns of patient flows hidden in crude data; iii) enable better understanding of critical areas where loss of quality is possible.

This is a descriptive study investigating patient mobility between the three main health areas of Tuscany Italyy) in 2001 2007.

We propose to examine patient mobility between low-income and middle-income countries using a realist synthesis approach.

In this paper, we present a protocol for conducting a realist synthesis on patient mobility between LMICs, which has important, but under-studied, implications for healthcare systems.

Only a small body of evidence exists on patient mobility between low-income and middle-income countries, instead having focused primarily on cross-border movement between high-income and low-income countries.