Sentence examples for shortened assessment from inspiring English sources

In the HNR study, 15.3% of women had missing data on hysterectomy because during the baseline recruitment of that study, a shortened assessment program was run when study personnel was scant.

Although it is not possible to abbreviate the intervention, it may be possible to shorten the assessment visits for those participants who express concerns about time constraints, e.g. by mailing questionnaires out in advance, to be returned at a shortened assessment visit.

5 Objective measures have the potential to augment and streamline current practice in order to shorten assessment time, increase diagnostic accuracy, reduce delays in treatment and optimise treatment response.

Although the total time spent on MIND per patient does not exceed 30 min on average, it may also be worthwhile to explore possibilities to shorten the assessment procedure (20) and simplify scoring algorithms and interpretation.

The original BSL-95 was shortened to the BSL-23 to reduce assessment time and to target sensitivity to change.

A focus on satisfaction can lead to an intellectual race to the bottom as lecturers are put under pressure to cut reading lists and shorten assessments.

Shortening the MIND procedure was suggested to reduce assessment and consultation time.

The shortened 21-item self-assessment questionnaire may provide acceptable and valid assessment of caregiver(s)/Greek cancer patients' relatives perceptions on palliative care.

In response, the state shortened the fourth-grade assessment and students were given sample questions for preparation.

For this assessment, the investigator presented the question "would you rate your pain control today as being excellent, good, moderate, poor or very poor?" Patients also completed a pain assessment questionnaire (shortened version of the Wisconsin Brief Pain Inventory (WBPI) [ 25]) (10-point rating scale: 0, best to 10, worst).

21 Assessment of cognitive status included a shortened Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) to evaluate the participant's orientation regarding identity, time, space, and situation.