Attendance was improved by a feeling of improved quality of life but exacerbations, fatigue, transport and poor weather were barriers.
No amount of "improved quality" can meet this need.
At the same time, she says, psychological disorders are "a sign of improved quality of life.
Building more compassionate institutions is not only straightforward, it costs nothing more, and the benefits in terms of improved quality of life are immense.
"Thousands of breast cancer patients have today been denied the chance of improved quality of life and extra time with their loved ones.
Since the late middle ages manufacturing processes have evolved in pursuit of improved quality and lower costs.
Key players from the health and social care sectors will meet in parliament to examine what "good" or "better" looks like for the public in terms of improved quality in health and social care.
Research suggests that a combination of medication with psychological approaches and exercise therapy gives the best results in terms of improved quality of life, but many patients never find a program that they are truly happy with.
Continent forms of urinary diversion have become a gold standard of urinary tract reconstruction after radical cystectomy, based mostly on the premise of improved quality of life.
The white paper set out very clearly a "wealth creation" goal for UK science spending (it also set out a second goal of "improved quality of life" which has since been honoured more in the breach than in the observance, to put it mildly).
And so what we've said is, look, let's invest in health information technologies; let's invest in preventive care; let's invest in mechanisms that look at who's doing a better job controlling costs while producing good quality outcomes in various states, and let's reimburse on the basis of improved quality, as opposed to simply how many procedures you're doing.
