Sentence examples for patients feasibility from inspiring English sources

We assessed VAP prevalence in ED intubated patients, feasibility of ED VAP prevention, and effect on VAP rates.

A comprehensive discussion is given of the elements in the comparative clinical trial (phase III), including objectives, consierations in planning (comparability of treatment groups stratification of patients, feasibility and size of study, and prospective versus retrospective studies).

This work is to replace PET ring in human brain PET/MR system with a dedicated wearable PET insert, aimed at improving both patient feasibility and system performance for brain imaging.

After each consultation at the LC-SRC, patients were asked to fill in the patient feasibility questionnaire.

More recently, other authors explored, in migraine patients, the feasibility and acceptability of an internet-based headache diary, compared with their standard paper diary [10].

A clinical trial reported using RNA-transferred CAR tocells treateat pancreatic cancer or mesothelioma patients showed feasibility and safety, without overt evidence of off-tumor/on-target toxicity against normal tissues (Beatty et al., 2014).

The purpose of this study was to retrospectively evaluate, in a series of 65 patients, the feasibility, morbidity, and safety of total laparoscopic radical hysterectomy with lymphadenectomy for early cervical carcinoma.

Recruitment and retention of patients and feasibility of the interventions are important issues.

(Phase I: Patient 1, Practice 4) We discussed with staff and patients the feasibility of and preferences for alternative methods for routinely communicating normal results that would impact less on practice time and resource yet still meet patient preferences.

These use the content of prospective or actual eligibility criteria as queries against a patient data warehouse to retrieve either numbers of the likely to be eligible patients (for feasibility testing) or individual patients (for possible recruitment).

Indeed, it was envisaged that the CIDA software could actually enable OTs to better communicate to patients the feasibility of proposed solutions and enable the patient to perhaps better understand and embrace changes that otherwise may have seemed not possible or may have been ruled out in the absence of a 3D representation of the possible changes.