This assumption may not simply be a reflection of health care users' lack of knowledge, however, but may instead reflect an awareness that most Norwegian research institutions, including our own, are financed by the government.
Interestingly, children with older siblings are found to have better nutritional status, which we speculate to be a reflection of better care and/or increased family earnings.
Our rehabilitation LOS is the shortest reported among 4 studies to date and is probably a reflection of managed care in the United States.
Going into a hospice is not about giving up, which is sometimes an unfortunate reflection of health care providers as well as patients and their families.
The order in the control arm was not set, which is a true reflection of usual care, where the patient could see the RMO prior to the pharmacist.
Since the data came from a cross-sectional survey, we cannot know whether these findings are a true reflection of worse care for people with LTCs or a tendency for these people to be more critical as a consequence of their condition.
While every effort is justifiable, to keep caesarean section rate reasonably low, both maternal and fetal morbidity have been reported to be higher in centers where caesarean section rates are lower than 10% [ 2, 11] as this may be a reflection of suboptimal care.
These systematic reviews are intended to (1) ensure that reported performance rates are an accurate reflection of the care provided to patients at CoC-accredited programs, and (2) address the concern that hospital-based cancer registry data may not accurately assess outpatient therapy data.
This is particularly important when patient outcomes - as a reflection of quality of care - are difficult to monitor and assess.
This is particularly important when patient outcomes - as a reflection of quality of care - are difficult to assess.
