Sentence examples for therapy inputs from inspiring English sources

For Unit A, therapy inputs dropped off towards the end of the programme, whereas for Unit B therapy inputs were not only sustained, but actually increased towards discharge.

The most striking difference was that therapy inputs fell between admission and discharge for Unit A whilst they rose in Unit B (see discussion).

The therapy dependency tool (NPTDA [ 20]) is the therapy equivalent, which collates therapy inputs from the multidisciplinary team and also translates by a computerised algorithm into an estimation of therapy hours for each discipline (including medical staff).

Reasons for missing data include; RCS (RIP = 13, LITU care ongoing at time of analysis = 5, not recorded = 2), ICUMS and CPAx (RIP= 13, no therapy input required = 9, LITU care ongoing at time of analysis = 5, not recorded = 18).

The inpatient therapy of patients with severely progressive fibromyalgia is characterized by a high frequency of therapy input.

During the trial, one home received one day per week of music therapy input and the other home received two.

In American studies, for example, research has concentrated on providing information to justify appropriate resources for physical therapy input in ICUs [ 4].

Questionnaires were developed with physical and occupational therapy input and presented to focus groups of nurses, chief medical residents and pulmonary and critical care medicine physicians prior to survey administration.

Mrs A's level of occupational and psychological therapy input remained stable throughout the introduction of rivastigmine patches, and focused on reducing the distress and interference with daily activities associated with the visual hallucinations.

The systemic therapy dosing inputs for each regimen are also shown in Table  2.

These improvements include: better choices of the outputs used to represent national prevalence and incidence trends; an expanded selection of models with new calibration procedures; adjustments to the antiretroviral therapy (ART) inputs for ART in those aged 50 years and above; and newly improved estimates of mortality among people who inject drugs (PWID).