Sentence examples for outcome index from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to assess the Adverse Outcome Index perinatal quality indicator system that was derived from administrative data.

Functional measures: In accord with the renewed interest in "remission", i.e., the virtual absence of symptoms and restoration of social function, as an outcome index, as against response (>50% reduction in baseline symptomatology), recent evidence shows a place for measures of social functioning and quality of life (Dubini et al. 1997; Healy 1998; Bosc et al. 1997).

To determine distribution- and anchor-based minimal important difference (MID) estimates for four scores from the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy Breast (FACT-B): the breast cancer subscale (BCS), Trial Outcome Index (TOI), FACT-G (the general version), and FACT-B.

Our objectives were to combine distribution-based and two anchor-based approaches to identify minimally important differences (MIDs) for the 27-item Trial Outcome Index (TOI), the seven-item Social Well-Being (SWB) subscale, and the six-item Emotional Well-being (EWB) subscale from the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy-Biological Response Modifiers (FACT-BRM) instrument.

Moreover, the influence of infilling well and adjusting injector producer ratio on development effect is reflected by outcome index.

The sDC group demonstrated significant improvements in the Functional Assessment for Cancer Therapy-Ovarian, Therapy-Ovarian, Qualitytcofe Index scores compared with the combination cohort (P =.013).

The assessments included the five dimensions of intercultural effectiveness (Cultural Empathy, Open-mindedness, Social Initiatives, Emotional Stability and Flexibility) and outcome indices relating to socio-psychological adaptation.

To evaluate the long-term course of outcome indexes in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) undergoing repeated pulmonary rehabilitation programs (PRP).

Discovering how these methods can be combined to meet the objective of devising primary outcome indices and measures of the major components requires psychometric analysis of large sample data in which the methods have been applied alongside the conventional severity rating scales.

This paper demonstrates a set of alternative Clinical Outcome indices widely used in the field of medicine: Risk Difference, Relative Risk, Relative Risk Improvement, and Odds Ratio, which compare patients in treatment versus control conditions.

Sedation quality, one of the secondary outcomes, differed significantly between the two groups across a range of outcome indices.