Sentence examples for of session by from inspiring English sources

A winding-up petition was presented to the Court of Session by the Advocate General for Scotland on 27 January.

SWA has been joined in its legal action at the Court of Session by the European Spirits Organisation and European wine body Comite Vins.

Dr. Helen Chen, from National Cancer Institute, USA, started the first half of session by reviewing the global landscape in cancer drug research and development (R&D).

The findings show the need for appropriate infrastructure, mandatory training, and support to enable an effective system of session-by-session monitoring.

To the best of our knowledge this is the first research that investigates opinion of session-by-session outcome measures within CAMHS.

As described, innovative models of session-by-session monitoring on tablet PCs could further increase clinician and service-user engagement with outcome measures by providing instant, clinically-useful feedback.

Recently, initiatives within UK child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) have advocated the use of session-by-session monitoring to continually evaluate the patient's outcome throughout the course of the intervention.

The CYP-IAPT aspires to improve services for patients by routinely assessing their opinion on the quality and experience of services and specifically advocates the use of session-by-session monitoring to achieve this.

Future directions for development include the validation of session-by-session outcome measures [ 22] and the use of technology (for example, computer-based measures) to aid ROM implementation and reduce administrative burden.

Clearly, the next step would be to implement a service or clinic-wide use of session-by-session outcome measures to assess the feasibility of this system of outcome measurement as part of routine clinical practice.

Based on the experiences in adult therapeutic studies, the implementation of session-by-session monitoring in CAMHS may improve the completion of follow-up measures, help clinicians detect sudden large improvements [ 18] and lead to better patient outcome [ 9], however, little is known about the feasibility and acceptability of this system.