"The concept of a concise, quality briefing at a great value price is obviously what a lot of readers want.
Only 21% of patients were appropriately counseled, even though more than half of the physicians demonstrated that they had the skills needed to provide a high-quality brief cessation intervention [ 14].
This requirement has been comprehensively established in a field where over 60 high-quality brief intervention trials have been reported in peer-reviewed journals, with over half based in primary healthcare (Kaner, 2010b).
Kevin Pietersen's 2012 scoreboard for England included three test innings of stupefying quality, a brief retirement from shorter forms of the game and an estrangement from teammates — not his first — that threatened to become permanent.
A quality project brief must address the operational needs of the end user.
To develop an observational coding instrument for evaluating the fidelity and quality of brief behavioral change interventions based on the behavioral theories of the 5 A's, Stages of Change and Motivational Interviewing.
A small number of image stacks with multiple-target labelling are also provided.> -wrap-foot> The immunofluorescence targets are listed, with a qualitative score of image data quality and brief notes on the staining.
However, there is a lack of controlled studies in this area and to date no study of adequate quality on brief psychodynamic psychotherapy for depression during short inpatient stay exists.
By improving the volume and quality of brief tobacco advice in dental practices, we hypothesized that dental tobacco users recipients of the improved care would be more likely to change their behavior.
All the evidence is emphatically clear: the idea of a quality daily briefing, which leaves readers informed and entertained, is the signature achievement of this newspaper.
The main reason cited for this was the exceptional quality of briefing sessions, and the high level of support provided both to primary care and to patients by the screening team.
