Sentence examples for standardised assessments from inspiring English sources

She eschewed standardised assessments in favour of watching children playing, while simultaneously carrying out interviews with the parents – whom she saw as part of the assessment team.

When standardised assessments are not available, teacher reports in the short Teacher Assessment of Academic Skills provide a highly reliable measure [ 68 ].

(Michelle) A range of mainstream standardised assessments were discussed and clinicians stressed the importance of tailoring an assessment to individual clients.

Because professional administered standardised assessments are extremely resource intensive, parent-completed questionnaires are used increasingly, particularly in large studies of populations at low risk of impairment [ 1- 4].

Data about impairments and activity limitations will be collected from therapists' routine observations of the child (e.g. standardised assessments, clinical observations) at the initial assessment.

Furthermore, existing courses do not have a comparable format with continuous repetitive learning over a longer period, which includes small activities and individualised assignments to acquire skills and to deepen knowledge, standardised assessments at the end of each module and special emphasis on implementation of evidence in practice.

Although the introduction of systematic approaches to delivery of mental health care such as stepped care and standardised assessment instruments might be expected to reduce variation, evidence suggests that standardised instruments are not yet a key basis for decisions about antidepressant prescribing, and largely seen as secondary to the potential idiosyncrasies of 'clinical judgment' [ 10].

Standardised assessment tools tend to operate very much on a medical model and are often deficit-based methodologies – in other words, exactly the opposite of the model the government apparently wants to promote.

We suggest development of evidence based, standardised assessment protocols.

Standardised assessment tools for depression are not consistently used within general practice or recorded in routine data.

We used standardised assessment tools for each study design details are available as supplementary materials (see online supplementary appendix 2).