To assess the performance of a multidisciplinary programme for enhanced recovery after caesarean delivery under neuraxial anaesthesia.
Participation rate is one indicator for assessing the performance of a screening programme.
Interval cancer rates provide a good indicator of the performance of a screening programme; therefore, assessment of the change in interval cancer rates following the introduction of two-view mammography is of interest.
We hypothesise that the performance of an interdisciplinary programme preoperatively in patients awaiting elective cardiac surgery will reduce the proportion of frail, older adult patients requiring a postoperative hospital LOS greater than 7 days.
TB case notification rates (CNRs) and treatment outcomes are used to measure the performance of a TB control programme.
At the initial clinical assessment, all patients were also instructed in the performance of an eccentric training programme on a 15° 30° decline board at home.
This particularly enables effective stakeholder collaboration, coordination and adaptation of the programme to contextual changes, newly acquired insights and the changing needs of consecutive planning stages, which positively contributes to the performance of the programme as a whole.
Any approach to estimating the extent of overdiagnosis in a screening programme must be indirect and must be based on the performance of the programme as a whole.
After seeing just a single performance of the programme, which included Gloria, Mortier went backstage and made the offer.
One of the most significant quality improvement initiatives in the UK, 'Pay for Performance', has been the subject of a programme of research utilising a wide range of methodologies in multiple individual studies (Gillam et al, 2012).
