30 We relied on such a broad, non-standardised failure definition in actual clinical care.
Between February 2009 and March 2010, the patients without known heart failure underwent a standardised diagnostic work-up, including medical history, physical examination, ECG and echocardiography.
As such, reporting quality issues will be broadly grouped under the headings of: failure to use standardised definitions, missing or selective data, transparency or complete reporting and other.
2 Evidence on patient transfer highlights the relevance of standardised handover protocols to avoid communication failure, 5 51 reduce adverse events, 30 reduce cost, and improve patient safety.
In contrast, standardised incidence ratios during dialysis after transplant failure remained significantly elevated for leukaemia and lung cancer, and cancers related to end stage kidney disease (kidney, urinary tract, and thyroid cancers), with thyroid cancer incidence significantly higher during dialysis after transplant failure (incidence rate ratio 6.77 (2.64 to 17.39)).
More recently, the local failure rate at 2 years after standardised and quality-assured TME was 8.2%, but only 2.4%, if surgery was preceded by 25 Gy short-term radiotherapy in the Dutch TME trial (Kapiteijn et al, 2001).
The ACE-I dosages were first converted to standardised dosages according to target daily doses for heart failure as recommended in the Dutch desk reference book [ 14].
Standardised incidence ratios remained elevated during dialysis after transplant failure for leukaemia and lung cancer, and for cancers known to be related to end stage kidney disease (urinary tract, kidney, thyroid).
All application errors are recorded (eg, failure to post to a feed) to a standardised error log, as is downtime of the application and of Facebook itself.
Since episodes of patients developing renal failure presenting in general practice are relatively rare, standardised case analysis was used as the method of examining what is likely to happen in actual general practice.
