Sentence examples for morbidity estimates from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, this is the first research that investigates the direct influence of GP and practice characteristics on the variation of morbidity estimates between registration networks, not on the actual morbidity estimation.

Morbidity estimates were based on outpatient visits.

Hardly any practice characteristic showed an effect on morbidity estimates.

Morbidity estimates from different GPRNs reveal considerable, unexplained differences.

Except for ED visits, the morbidity estimates were limited to age-specific populations.

Adjusting for these practice characteristics hardly reduced the variation of morbidity estimates between networks or practices.

However, ERCP is associated with a non-negligible post-procedural morbidity (estimated in the range 4 10 % overall).

Long-term immunosuppressants and anti-inflammatories carry significant morbidity, estimated mortality is 6.8% while the most frequent predictors are: active SLE, thromboses, and infections, respectively [1].

Nonetheless, there is now increasing recognition that surgical conditions account for a significant proportion of global morbidity, estimated at 11%, and that this burden is disproportional to the developing world [ 14].

Falls are associated with significant morbidity estimated around 50% and a mortality ranging from 11 to 20% [ 5, 6] a decreased level of independence, and admission to a nursing home [ 3, 7– 9].

We computed the prevalence in 2005 of morbidities estimated from ambulatory drugs dispensation for all insured.