Strictly speaking, of course, PatientsLikeMe is not a PHR system, but rather a "shared" online platform where patients "share structured information about symptoms, treatments, and outcomes, view individual and aggregated reports of these data, and discuss health and garner support on forums and through private messages".
All types of evidence including research, policies and service and practice responses relating to outcomes, views and experiences, costs and cost-effectiveness were considered.
All types of evidence relating to outcomes, views and experiences, costs and cost-effectiveness, policies, and service and practice responses in the areas of 'dislocation' and 'contagion' for young people using inpatient mental health services were considered.
Congruence is conceptualized as the agreement among collaboration partners regarding a shared exchange process and outcome view.
Such outcome views are not committed to the claim that the occurrence of the mental antecedent must precede the action.
Some aspects of outcome viewed as important by survivors of head injury may be overlooked by health professionals.
Our data allow to conclude, however, that a single-course PBL intervention does not affect – in either direction – learning outcome (viewed as a combined effect of retention and new acquisition) in any substantial and sustained manner.
If not, we may have more confidence in the composite outcome, viewing it as meaningful, interpretable to represent treatment effect as a whole, and likely free from evidence of heterogeneity.
A team is a collection of individuals who are interdependent in their tasks, who share responsibility for outcomes, and view themselves as a unit embedded in an institutional or organizational system which operates within the established boundaries of that system.
A model excluding CVD was also constructed to assess the effect of this variable on outcomes in view of the potential for CVD to cause lower BP through heart failure.
Finally, a sensitivity analysis technique is developed in the Appendix to assess the extent to which a violation of the main identifying assumption of the COCA might affect inference about the effect of the exposure on the outcome in view.
