Sentence examples for symptoms attendance from inspiring English sources

A pilot randomised trial of a psychoeducational leaflet for older African Americans who were referred to out-patient psychotherapy had no effect on symptoms, attendance or stigma.

We recorded the time (days) between the GP's estimate of the onset of symptoms and attendance at surgery (attendance interval) and from then to the prescription of antibiotics (prescription interval), and summed them to define the total symptom-to-prescription interval.

To explore the independent effects of depression and anxiety symptoms upon attendance of the ART Centre and attendance for post-test counselling, post-hoc analyses were carried out.

These measures include training the health care provider to emphasize the importance of the talking therapy sessions, linking improvement in patients' symptoms to attendance at therapy sessions.

We added an additional seven days to the length of each episode of warts to represent the time between the appearance of symptoms and attendance at the clinic.

24 25 These have been used to inform risk assessment tools to aid decision-making, with algorithms and probabilities of risk based on demographic characteristics, lifestyle factors, symptoms and/or attendance frequency.

Participants in the study (who were asymptomatic) were ineligible for inclusion if they had: gastrointestinal symptoms requiring attendance at a primary care physician in the previous year, significant co-morbidity, a prior diagnosis of cancer, previous colonic surgery or therapeutic anticoagulation.

There is a tendency for predominantly symptom-oriented attendance for dental care in developing countries in Africa.

This situation can lead to a 'downward spiral' of delayed care-seeking for ECC and symptom-based attendance for dental care [ 25], as evidenced by ECC related problems being the most frequent reason for attendance at emergency departments [ 26].

A case-record form was completed for all patients documenting symptoms before clinic attendance, concomitant illness, drug history and physical examination.

Every participant indicated "No" to the impact of symptoms on school attendance question regarding the elbow and the knee on both testing occasion.