Sentence examples for standardised goal from inspiring English sources

A previous secondary analysis of a multicentre CCT from Australia 24 mapped a total of 165 goals onto ICF domains, to identify the key goal areas impacting on quality of life, in order to inform the future development of standardised goal sets.

However, they are addressing his intertwined problems through parallel series of consultations where each service limits their focus to their area of expertise and their professional standardised goals.

Concerns have been raised in some quarters about the validity of GAS, in particular, the non-linearity of the scaling and lack of unidimensionality, 29 and some authors have proposed the development of standardised goals or 'item banks'.

We aimed to test whether a new standardised programme of goal oriented visits would give better results in terms of weight management and physical activity than would usual care among patients with osteoarthritis of the knee.

In general, each processing company might also prefer to vary the standardised methods, since the goal of the processing is not only to degrade anti-nutritional compounds, such as trypsin-inhibitors, but also to produce a food or feed product with high quality proteins and healthy compounds, such as isoflavones [34].

Rheumatologists randomised to the experimental arm had to provide a programme of three goal oriented standardised consultations for each included patient.

Yet, compared with the participants in the regular training group, slightly more participants of the standardised training reached these goals according to the trainers.

In Ethiopia and Pakistan positive perspectives of national CBHW programme by politicians facilitated integrated governance and leadership resulting in common goals and standardised financial resources.

Ahmadian et al. performed a systematic review to identify a core data set of information routinely gathered during POA but concluded that due to the diversity of clinical goals, a standardised data collection tool (e.g. patient questionnaire) may not necessarily be feasible.

Professionals can then translate personal goals into realistic professional goals such as standardised health outcomes linked to evidence-based guidelines.

An important aspect for achieving this goal is a standardised method to predict the performance of the complete solar cooling system under real operating conditions.