Sentence examples for outcome judgements from inspiring English sources

The third approach uses global outcome judgements as the 'gold standard'.

Contrary to prevalent belief, Yealland's duration of inpatient treatment, treatment outcomes and judgements of military fitness did not differ from those of his colleagues at Queen Square.

The primary outcome for assessment of preventability will be the judgement of the hospital clinicians using the PAT.

For knowledge outcomes, we made judgements of the corresponding level of cognitive functioning by matching the verbs contained in the learning outcome to those used for each level of Bloom's taxonomy.

There are three scenarios in which treatment goals need to be defined and in which advice is needed as to which action has to be taken related to the outcome of the judgement.

Without accurate objective measures of prognosis, physicians are often called upon to make a clinical judgement about the likely outcome in individual patients; such judgements are not always accurate [ 15], and if the decision is made to withhold therapy then no allowance is made for the possibility that the prognostic conclusion may be wrong.

We report on the role of task difficulty elsewhere [ 26].> This exploratory study revealed that time pressure had little effect on the quality of judgement outcomes in a simulated acute care setting; a finding that contradicted results from other psychological studies [ 27– 29] where time pressure was shown to produce a significant reduction in the quality of judgement and decision making.

Apart from clinical judgements the Outcome Questionnaire OQ-45.2 [ 23] is used for the patient's self-assessment.

These questions, in particular what method should be used to value public health outcomes, require social value judgements that are beyond the capacity of economists.

At their core, 'situations' and CSH consider that problem definitions, proposals for improvement, and evaluations of outcomes depend on prior judgements about the relevant system.

Knowledge of the outcome can influence the judgement of the care and the relation between the SSFs and the outcome, especially when the outcome is perinatal death.