Sentence examples for morbidity specific from inspiring English sources

Because we lacked baseline data on the effectiveness of vitamin A supplementation to reduce morbidity specific to our study areas, we used a range of values reported in the literature (Table 1).

To our knowledge, the current individual patient meta-analysis represents the largest study to date of morbidity specific to survivors of child and adolescent meningioma.

There are also limiting implications of our study being monocentric, which may have been mitigated to only some extent by the broad range and diversity of patient cases recruited from various medical and surgical disciplines regardless of any morbidity specific restrictions.

See Table  2 other co-morbidities specific to each measure.

Rank-ordering of relative risks of diagnostic codes is a tool to quickly identify co-morbidities specific to a patient group of interest, in this case patients with rheumatoid arthritis.

In clinical practice, therefore, evaluation of fatigue must account for both the experience of fatigue, as well as its functional impact, and place these in the context of other symptoms and co-morbidities specific to the particular patient.

The influence of neighbourhood deprivation and social class appears morbidity-specific.

We consider morbidity-specific CFR a more appropriate measure of quality of care than the "crude" CFR.

As we have highlighted previously, morbidity-specific decision support functionalities are embedded within the system, so that if the patient is found to have certain conditions potentially associated with risks of perioperative complications, then additional prompts are automatically triggered.

The fact that the relationship between neighbourhood deprivation and consultation is not consistent across all morbidities suggests these are morbidity-specific relationships rather than simply due to a general higher propensity to consult for any condition for those in more deprived areas.

There are various risk assessment scores that aim to identify other morbidity-specific outcomes, such as respiratory failure, wound infection or sepsis, but we have limited ourselves to mortality and cardiac outcomes as these constitute the best known scores and tend to be applicable to wider groups of operative procedures.