Sentence examples for predictors of care from inspiring English sources
Important independent predictors of CARE measure in the recent Hong Kong study of primary care patients [ 30] were pre-identified and included into the model.
Predictors of care were assessed using multilevel models.Overall, 58%% (range 44-86 %; p = 0.08 for variance) of five recommended cardiovascular risk assessments were documented.
Team members designed a quantitative survey to examine the predictors of care patterns and delays, and collected focus group and interview data among all epilepsy stakeholder groups, including patients and families, traditional healers, pastoral healers, neurologists and psychiatrists.
The reference group for each socio-demographic variable is indicated in the table with an OR of 1. Table 3 highlights similarities and differences in predictors of care type from 9 months (Atatoa-Carret et al. 2016) to 2 years.
We found that other socio-demographic factors, such as gender, age and social status, were also important predictors of care provision in patients having suffered from fragility fracture.
By multiple logistic regression analysis total family income, number of symptoms, mothers' education and perceived severity of illness were the predictors of care seeking behaviour.
The objective for the 2018-19 Bass Connections project team is to address the question, Given that we now know potent predictors of care-seeking behavior, how will we systematically address the barriers to epilepsy care in Uganda through well designed, culturally relevant and sensitive interventions?
Results of univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses for predictors of care-seeking for chronic health conditions among Syrian refugees in Jordan are presented in Table 2.
Odds ratios for independent predictors of care-seeking behavior were lethargy, 4.14 (95% confidence interval = 1.45 11.77); fever, 2.67 (1.27–5.59); and stool frequency more than six per day, 2.29 (1.03–5.09).
However in our study number of antenatal visits was not a predictor of care seeking behaviour.
Thus disability seems to be a better predictor of care received than diagnoses.
