This literature review indicates an increasing recognition of the effectiveness of digital games in promoting scientific knowledge and concept learning, while giving lesser importance to facilitation of problem-solving skills, exploring outcomes from the viewpoint of scientific processes, affect, engagement and socio-contextual learning.
Our study aimed to evaluate the costs and health outcomes from the viewpoint of the UK National Health Service associated with the use of grass AIT in combination with symptomatic medications for children with grass pollen-induced rhinoconjunctivitis in the UK compared with the use of symptomatic medications alone, which currently represents standard of care.
The aim of this paper is to investigate how the process of change from psychosocial determinant change to behaviour change and clinical outcomes is perceived from the viewpoint of participants and how other unidentified variables, perhaps exogenous to the research design, may have played a part in the success factors.
Although dose escalation is inevitable from the viewpoint of treatment outcomes for prostate cancer, IMRT or IGRT allows for a high dose of radiation with feasible toxicity.
From the viewpoint of ICF most outcome measures were focused on measuring various body functions and structures, and motor activities.
This study is expected to yield evidence for the selection of SGAs from the viewpoint of long-term outcome in patients with schizophrenia.
In addition, no previous reports have described the long-term outcomes of pelvic ring reconstruction after internal hemipelvectomy from the viewpoint of adverse events.
In particular, a more fine-grained model would be particularly attractive from the viewpoint of predicting specifics of health outcomes linked to environmental events.
In fact, consideration of possible outcomes reveals that macrophage cell division is potentially a double-edged sword from the viewpoint of host defense mechanisms.
An additional criticism of these studies was that the most frequent outcome measure used was residents' self-reported effectiveness, which might not translate into greater effectiveness from the viewpoint of the audience.
