Inconsistency in definition and/or how to measure running pace such as subjectively reports of Ratings of Perceived Exertion (RPE), or objectively as speed in kilometers per hour (km/h) combined with unequal exposure to this variable between participants, may explain the obscurity related to the knowledge of this association.
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In contrast to research suggesting physicians' failure to routinely assess patient pain [ 20], it is encouraging that joint pain was documented in the majority of provider notes for patients reporting pain ratings of 4 or greater.
Post-myocardial infarctions (MIs) found both protocols subjectively harder than the non-cardiac male controls by reporting higher ratings of perceived exertion values.
While these prevalence measures are comparable with results from prior publications, to our knowledge, this is the first detailed reporting of pain ratings and anatomic locations [ 2, 5, 8– 13].
A high prevalence of symptoms was reported and ratings of work ability were high.
Reviews report a variety of ratings of process or outcome in standardized encounters with real or simulated patients [ 18, 23], few report assessing empathy by those directly in the encounter (e.g. patient or simulated patient).
Similarly, among 29 Australian patients diagnosed with motor neuron disease who received DT, 93% provided high ratings of satisfaction, and 89% reported high ratings of helpfulness [ 28].
To compare changes in carer reported ratings of challenging behaviour at 12 months in adults with intellectual disability who are treated in teams trained to deliver PBS in addition to TAU with those treated in teams that deliver TAU alone.
In the same vein, Reynolds and colleagues [ 20] reported ratings of the therapeutic alliance in an online setting to be similar to existing data from a face-to-face group.
