Firstly, quality can be related to the structure of care (referring to characteristics such as equipment and human resources), the process of care (the actual delivery of care) or the outcomes (consequences of the process in terms of e.g. health status or patients' evaluations) of it.
Test-related evidence includes evidence on the analytical and clinical validity of the test, its clinical utility including the relation between genetic information and clinical outcomes, consequences of incorrect test results, test failures and repeats, costs of the test, sample collection and genetic counselling.
To assess the immediate and intermediate outcome consequences of defunding a successful tobacco use prevention program.
Essential to an understanding of pain in the elderly are those variables that correlate with actual behaviors, ie, the outcome (consequence) of the behaviors, rather than just isolation of certain affective characteristics.
When selecting a management plan, the physician usually has several options, and the outcomes or consequences of each will vary.
For instance, cognitive-behavioral theories propose that athletes' decisions are based on assessing the probability of outcomes and consequences of engaging, or not engaging, in a behaviour (Ajzen 1991; Janz and Becker 1984; Siesmaa et al. 2011).
Having reviewed studies on the outcomes and consequences of Chinese mass incidents, Tangbiao and Kong (2011) point out that Chinese scholarship of this topic is inadequate because it lacks clear research direction, analytic framework, and systematic empirical investigation.
Now, different countries have different laws and in some circumstances, some issues are considered more important than an individual's right to express him/herself freely, which is why it may be wise for one to think carefully about the outcomes and consequences of what we post online.
When asked, young people mentioned having observed or experienced various negative health outcomes as consequences of engagement in SAB.
However, these studies did not investigate memory for items which were directly associated with unpredicted outcomes, but rather the consequences of unexpected outcomes for subsequent behavior.
Several methods are used for eliciting the values that a person places on health outcomes or other consequences of health care decisions [27], [28].
