Sentence examples for pct per year from inspiring English sources
We found that the mean number of dementia diagnoses per PCT per year (as reflected in GP recording of the diagnosis on their QOF register) and dementia diagnosis rate increased from the year the NDS was launched.
The fee: half a percent per year.
How about $150,000 per patient per year?
However, since the data from Yorkshire are representative of England and Wales with respect to PCT population size and socioeconomic circumstance, our findings of an average of 3 5 children per year for each PCT can be generalised for consortia to predict the future numbers of newly diagnosed children.
16 The directly age sex standardised admission rates per 100 000 per year were calculated for each PCT for the 3-year period using seven age groups (0 4, 5 14, 15 44, 45 64, 65 74, 75 84, 85+) standardised to the whole population for England in 2009.
Approximately 11.85 million adults lived in the 40 PCTs in the bottom quartile of assessment rates (overall rate=0.14 per 1000 adults per year); 6.33 million adults lived in the 25 PCTs in the top quartile of assessment rates (overall rate=0.45 assessments per 1000 adults per year).
There was a half percent increase in the % PCT patients with diabetes with HbA1c<7 for every extra £10 invested per year per diabetes patient (p=0.023).
Primary Care Trust (PCT) estimates of survival lack robustness as there are small numbers of deaths per year in each area, even when incidence is high.
There was no significant heterogeneity in SMRs across PCTs (P=0.90), where the majority of PCTs (84%) could expect three to five resident children to be newly diagnosed with cancer per year.
