Sentence examples for prioritisation criterion from inspiring English sources

Finally, respondents who were overweight or obese were more likely to belong to a class who considered age should be a prioritisation criterion; though, some prioritised 20-year-olds and some prioritised 50-year-olds.

Given the small and non-linear weights given to prioritising by age, we would not recommend including age as a prioritisation criterion in the development of any policy.

38 Our results suggest that, at least in the context of prioritising for bariatric surgery in Australia, recipient age should not be a prioritisation criterion (beyond any capacity it has to impact on outcomes).

This was achieved by estimating the marginal rate of substitution between each prioritisation criterion and effectiveness (ie, chance of maintaining weight loss).

The public clearly consider a demonstrated commitment to establishing and maintaining a healthy lifestyle to be the most important prioritisation criterion.

This is consistent for example with the deliberations of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Citizens Councill in the UK, that age should not be considered as a prioritisation criterion (in health technology assessment), unless it is associated with the level of health outcome.

Methods: available evidence on the marginal costs and benefits of services for respiratory diseases was examined by an advisory group who produced investment and disinvestment recommendations by consensus using agreed prioritisation criteria.

Individuals participating in this study differed in their preferences for the importance of different prioritisation criteria.

In this study we have developed prioritisation criteria for the evaluation of new diagnostic technologies.

Both of these issues - lack of discussion and the choice of prioritisation criteria - are ethically problematic.

Future studies should be directed at establishing the value of these prioritisation criteria in such settings.