Sentence examples for outcome concepts from inspiring English sources

The ten elements of successful priority setting in our framework have been organized into two types: process concepts and outcome concepts.

Relevant search terms for UI, such as incontinence, neurogenic bladder, detrusor overactivity, and urgency, were cross-referenced with outcome concepts (HRQoL burden of illness and economic burden of illness) as appropriate and with terms for the following underlying neurologic conditions: MS, SCI, Parkinson's disease, stroke, and spina bifida.

T-scores have been used to increase interpretability of psychiatric questionnaires for decades and are currently employed by the United States-based patient reported outcomes measurement information system (PROMIS), a large-scale project developing measures for key patient-reported outcome concepts for use across various medical fields.

Table 2 Student learning goals and outcomes   Goals Outcomes Concepts I List the requirements for different mechanisms of evolution, explaining how stages in the differently performed simulations illustrate each.

AEHS-LS defines a strict outcome-concept structure, such that lessons follow a traditional structure outlining concepts, delivering materials, and then summarizing with a plenary.

Undergraduate students (2006 2008) taking the BE degree programme in Process & Chemical Engineering at UCC were first surveyed to assess their level of knowledge of the learning outcomes concept and of the degree programme learning outcomes.

To explore the feasibility of using social media based patient networks to gather qualitative data on patient-reported outcome (PRO) concepts relevant to chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).

A principles based approach, consisting of a relatively small set of strategic outcome oriented concepts, could serve to guide the development of an adaptable C2 architecture while simultaneously minimizing the corresponding risk to the C2 system.

As the two discharge outcome sub concepts illustrate, not only does discharge require communication across team members to ensure all requisite tasks are done to facilitate patient safety but it can also involve initiating external contacts to help patients reintegrate into their community.

This is the basis of the Adverse Outcome Pathway concept, a construct that is gaining momentum because it ties existing knowledge of disease pathology (i.e. concerning the linkage between a direct molecular initiating event and an adverse outcome at a biological level of organization) to risk assessment (27, 28).

Despite the wealth of contributions to examining NSI, it is arguable that "after more than 30 years of research on innovation and organisational outcomes, fundamental concepts and units of analysis are often confused and/or ambiguous" (Gatignon et al. 2001, p. 2).