In addition, the differences in specialty rates are unlikely to have affected the overall outcomes because the number of correct doses in the specialty with the highest number of patients (Haematology/Oncology in the gentamicin group and Medicine in the Vancomycin group) was higher postcalculator, although the overall proportion of doses was higher or similar precalculator.
Pediatrics and pediatric sub-specialties rated high on satisfaction both the 2004-05 and 1996-1997 samples.
Finally, residents in surgical specialties, compared with non-surgical specialties, rated themselves significantly more positively on Item 7 (discussing options with patients, etc.; p = 0.005).
For each specialty, the rate of bleeding-related complications (including bleeding event, intervention to control for bleeding, and blood product transfusions) was examined, and hospital costs and length of stay (LOS) were compared between surgeries with and without bleeding-related complications.
The AD cohort also had a higher overall specialty referral rate than the GOA cohort over the 4-year period (37% vs. 25%, respectively; p < .0001); the largest difference was during the 6 months immediately prior to AD diagnosis (17% vs. 5%, respectively; p < .0001).0001
Of the total, 84% of respondents rated "intellectual content of the specialty", 64% rated "individual's competencies" as influential on their preference of specialty (Table 3).
To investigate the impact of operating surgeon specialty on rates of ovarian preservation, and to explore differences in surgical management when malignant lesions are identified.
Higher specialty procedure rates at KP may reflect discrepancies in chronic disease prevalence.
Descriptive statistics were used to describe specialty response rates and reasons for non-response in current case study.
The importance of quality improvement to each specialty was rated on a scale of 1 to 5 with one being "not important" and 5 being "very important".
