Sentence examples for severity and effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the scenario representation model developed in this paper helps in evaluating emergency severity and effectiveness of decisions.

A study done among Ugandan health workers and policy makers showed that about 90% of all respondents recognized both disease severity and cost effectiveness as very important in health care decision making [ 6].

The present data demonstrate that registration of locomotion followed by a computerized evaluation of the movements is a simple non invasive quantitative method to define disease severity and evaluate effectiveness of therapeutic agents in the CIA model.

Associations between severity of CP and effectiveness of treatment may help decide which children will benefit most from CIMT versus other standard therapies.

The severity of hypertension and effectiveness of treatment were the main factors influencing the decision of people to join or to leave the programme on hypertension management (Table 2 and 4).

Severity of hypertension and effectiveness of treatment were the main factors influencing the decision of people to adhere to the management programme, while being female, having several behavioural CVD risk factors or a history of chronic disease were the predictors for deviating from the programme.

Therefore, the identified formal reasons, and already justified reasons such as the epidemiological data on disease prevalence and severity; costs, effectiveness of interventions, and equity [ 32, 33]; should first, be evaluated for their ethical appropriateness, then debated by the full range of stakeholders to determine the most locally relevant reasons.

Third, unlike severity, effect and cost-effectiveness involve predictions about future outcomes and former studies have confirmed that clinicians are very poor at making predictions on the basis of referral letters [ 51].

We refer to these three criteria in the order presented above, as severity, effect and cost-effectiveness.

Clinicians at Norwegian community mental health centres assess referrals from general practitioners and classify them into three priority groups (high priority, low priority, and refusal) according to need where need is defined by three prioritization criteria (severity, effect, and cost-effectiveness).

PCT is responsive and reflects the severity of the disease process and effectiveness of therapeutic interventions [ 8].