If you're the one being hired by a friend, be sure to examine the opportunity as objectively as possible, said Dr Andrea Bonior, clinical psychologist and author of The Friendship Fix, in an email.
The MCID can help interpret PRO results for the treating provider by translating an objectively understood clinical assessment, such as the percent of nail clearing, into a number of points on a PRO scale.
The hypothesis of this study was that F-fluoride PET could play a role in objectively relating clinical symptoms to pseudarthrosis, as radiopharmaceutical activity functionally correlates best with disease activity.
The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) is an assessment tool used to objectively evaluate clinical competence in medical schools and, more recently, in the nursing profession as well.
We decided to use the MEPS as it can be completed quickly, it assesses elbow function and pain via questions and elbow condition via objectively measured clinical data, and all of its items are applicable to pediatric subjects.
Perhaps, journals should objectively describe clinical trial protocols before publishing their results.
The HMDS and MHIS data provide a comprehensive set of objectively measured clinical health data.
Patients believe that bran aggravates symptoms, something which has been confirmed objectively in clinical studies.
In many cases, tissue pathology and pathophysiological dysfunction cannot be detected objectively by clinical means.
Therefore, we applied two numerical scoring systems to objectively quantify clinical and neurological findings, respectively, at each experimental time point.
