"outcome status" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the final result or conclusion of a process, action, or event. For example, "We are waiting for the outcome status of the legal case before deciding how to proceed."
The FIM motor subscale was used to assess functional outcome status.
These findings demonstrated that confounding and misclassification of exposure and outcome status are not major concerns for the study.
Objective: To determine whether independent living status or vocational outcome status predicts satisfaction with life for patients after moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Furthermore, ADC infarct volume was significantly correlated with GOS (r = 0.73), mRS (r = 0.68), BI (r = 0.67) and outcome status (r = 0.65) (each p < 0.001).
However, our study investigated how shared familial factors influence the response to PA, with the rMZ derived from the change in outcome status following an intervention.
We compared the baseline features in those with EM in 2005 based on outcome status [CM vs. other eligible outcomes (control group)] in 2006 (Table 1).
Infarct volume was correlated with length of hospitalization and 6-month outcome assessed with Glasgow Outcome Scale (GOS), Modified Rankin Score (mRS), Barthel Index (BI) and a dichotomized outcome status with favorable outcome defined as GOS 1, mRS or=95.
Multiple logistic regression revealed a statistically significant correlation between ADC infarct volume and outcome status (p < 0.05), but none for Canadian Neurological Scale score, age and gender (p >0.05 each).
A brief description of patients' characteristics in relation to outcome status is shown in Table 1.
Clinic staff attempted to trace these patients to determine whether they had transferred in to a new ART facility and their outcome status.
Characteristics and treatment outcome status of patients who transferred out and were traced compared with those who did not transfer out are shown in Table 1.
