Sentence examples for perceived prognosis from inspiring English sources

It appears nearly impossible to successfully apply observational designs when the factors leading to the applications of different treatments are strongly related to the patient's perceived prognosis.

One should use concrete descriptions if one wishes to de-essentialize mental illness or improve perceived prognosis and abstract descriptions if one wishes to reduce blame for the symptoms.

Initiating aggressive immunosuppressive therapy in order to regain or conserve independent renal function in patients with IRPGN therefore depends upon the perceived prognosis of the patient.

The WAI is a 13-item questionnaire about (1) the work conditions, (2) the perception of the present health condition and (3) the perceived prognosis for work.

In this situation, the parent or caregiver still initiates the request to be discharged but the perceived prognosis of that particular case is good in contrast to DAMA where the perceived prognosis is poor ("…the physician cannot trust the caregivers to administer the medications correctly or religiously so that's when the physician terms it as DAMA.

At four different stages of the ICU stay, responders were requested to answer multiple-choice questions regarding the philosophy of treatment, based on their perceived prognosis of the patient at that particular time.

Seventy-eight (26.3%) of the horses were euthanized due to grave prognosis because of rupture/perforation of intestine (n = 10) or perceived poorer prognosis due to non-viable intestine (n = 68).

The risk was higher for nonlocalised cancer and for cancers with perceived poor prognosis.

This might be expected, as patients without reversal are a select group, usually palliated early due to a perceived dismal prognosis.

The perceived poor prognosis and expense of care of patients resuscitated from cardiac arrest are key barriers to the implementation of effective therapies such as cooling.

Finally, although access to diagnostic and therapeutic interventions was similar for both groups, we could not exclude the possibility that clinicians looking after patients on HAART might have been more active in investigating and treating them due to a perceived better prognosis.