Sentence examples for risk satisfaction from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the efficacy of an Integrative Cardiac Wellness Program (ICWP) for cardiothoracic surgery patients on postoperative recovery, bleeding risk, satisfaction and participation in rehabilitation programs.

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GPs who try to be frugal in prescribing antibiotics risk lower satisfaction ratings from their patients, according to a study.

For instance, when he overcomes his scruples to become the lover of Padlock's aunt, "the mushroom of his pent-up desire had found a weak spot in the layers of hypocritical decency and had pushed into the turbulent air of truth, risk, personal satisfaction, revenge".

The questionnaire assessed perceived understanding, knowledge, risk perception, satisfaction, distress, cancer worry and health-related quality of life (HRQoL), 6 8 weeks after surgery and decision regarding adjuvant chemotherapy.

Participants completed postal questionnaires before, immediately after the counselling episode and 6 months later to assess anxiety, general health status, perceived risk and satisfaction.

The first block contained the sociodemographic variables; the second block contained relevant additional factors such as understanding, risk perception, satisfaction, knowledge and receiving both tests on one occasion; the third block contained the genomic test result risk group variables.

The CHIP-CE: PRF is a generic (i.e. not disease-specific) measure of a child's overall health status in five domains (Achievement, Risk Avoidance, Satisfaction, Resilience and Comfort).

At open-label baseline, mean CHIP-CE: PRF domain T-scores were more than one SD (10 points) below the normative mean (50) in four of the five domains, with Achievement exhibiting the greatest deficit, followed by Risk Avoidance, Satisfaction and Resilience.

Mean baseline T-scores were also more than one population SD (10 points) below the normative mean (50 points) in the Risk Avoidance, Satisfaction and Resilience domains, but not in the Comfort domain and in its associated subdomains, with the exception of Emotional Comfort (Fig.  2a).

In 2003, the French Ministry of Health and the French National Authority for Health HASS), listed 8 priority areas in need of quality improvement: continuity of care, pain management, management of patients with nutritional disorders, iatrogenic risks, patient satisfaction, follow-up of practice guidelines, management of human resources, and access to care.