It describes how the Student Outcomes were subdivided into sub-outcomes to make it easier for direct measurement, assessment and evaluation.
Three sub-outcomes emerged: patient's ability to carry out normal activities, patient's ability to enjoy life, and the effect of illness on other people in life.
It involves a range of sub-outcomes incorporating confidence in accessing care, and trust that clinicians will listen to them and help them.
"The outcome I want is the pain to go away" (Patient 26) Four sub-outcome themes emerged under this heading, including pain or discomfort, depression or anxiety, side-effects of medication and other symptoms.
In doing so the article seeks to explain the underlying factors for institutional inertia, sub optimal outcomes and dysfunctionality in the cases considered.
Cataclasmic failure is rare, and sub-cataclasmic outcomes are more evident.
But more often than not, real-time decision-making in groups yields group think, indecision, avoidance of difficult choices and sub-optimal outcomes.
Considering that people retain less than 20% of what a doctor tells them, this lack of communication and patient retention is a brutal combination driving sub-optimal outcomes.
Peripheral nerve regeneration is a complex problem that, despite many advancements and innovations, still has sub-optimal outcomes.
Furthermore, just as the mutual chaining commits the gunners to stay and fight, morality commits agents to avoid Pareto-inefficient or sub-optimal outcomes.
This stand-alone connection establishment could lead to sub-optimal outcomes where some small cells are heavily loaded whereas others are lightly loaded.
