Sentence examples for prioritised studies from inspiring English sources

Data synthesis prioritised studies providing the 'thickest' descriptions of care planning procedures.

The current paper prioritised studies led by researchers on the island of Ireland since the purpose of the review was to establish a baseline of research in palliative care and identify any gaps.

Protection against dust has been a prioritised field within occupational health for more than half a century.

Neither of the two groups in our study prioritised tasks eliciting patient expectations, which is counter to a patient-centred approach propounded in the biopsychosocial approach, or in current notions of the "patient-as-person", sharing power and responsibility and therapeutic alliance [ 27].

The prioritised aim of this study is to measure the strain induced and the degree of damage accumulated in the composites.

For this study, a prioritised ethnic classification system was used where individuals were classified as Māori if Māori was self-reported as one of the ethnic groups in any ethnicity field.

Although van Zuijlen never took to making the sort of long-term schedule that Bijl requested at the start of his studies, he now makes prioritised to-do lists.

Ten of the highest prioritised items were selected for this study.

Both of these criticisms are inherent in the study's design which prioritised recruitment of unselected subjects at the time of admission over long-term follow-up of highly selected patients.

Triangulation of information from: care process mapping, semi-structured interviews with COPD patients, semi-structured interviews with COPD staff, two round modified Delphi study and review of prioritised quality and safety challenges by health care staff.

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.