Sentence examples for reporting of screening from inspiring English sources

In order to optimise the reporting of screening protocols and process performance, we propose a checklist.

In order to optimise reporting of screening protocols and process performance we propose a checklist (Table  4).

Such data can be gathered, among other methods, from serosurveys as well as centralised reporting of screening results.

Third and perhaps most critically, our review identified considerable variation in the measurement and reporting of screening for cardiovascular risk factors in the population with SMI, making it difficult to compare screening rates across studies and with national rates.

There is adequate reporting of screening outcomes, however although health centre staff are using the screening card and follow up sheet for individual children the monthly recording format for admissions and treatment outcomes is not being compiled at district, provincial and finally central level.

Whilst high-resolution monitors in an appropriate viewing environment are de rigour for actual reporting of screening cases, the advantage of the digital image over film is in the flexibility of training opportunity afforded (for example, web-based training, or tailored training on personal digital assistants).

However, it is known that self-reporting of screening usage overestimates true coverage [ 11], and our results are in line with this observation comparing the 40% coverage reported in the above-mentioned health survey to 34.5% in our study.

Based on a large sample of prospectively monitored sampling procedures, the rapid PCR assay permitted a significant reduction in TAT to report of screening results from four days to one day (during week days), as compared with culture-based assays.

Data for the cost estimates came from the annual financial report of screening facilities, diagnosis centers and rehabilitation facilities in the surveyed provinces, with the cooperation of experts in hospital accounting.

Using administrative data as our gold standard, we calculated validity measures for self-report (i.e. sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative likelihood ratios, positive and negative predictive values), calculated report-to-record ratios, and conducted a multivariable regression analysis to determine which characteristics were independently associated with over-reporting of screening.

Future linkage studies, when any reports are the outcome, may gain little utility by linking additional sources beyond CPS when all allegations of reports, regardless of screening determination and type are recorded and available through child welfare.