This 'DVD trigger' assessment yielded theoretically informed, practically relevant answers from the students, over 80% of whom passed.
63 Key items that are problem-specific, trigger assessment for specific conditions.
(D12) Furthermore, there seemed to be presentations that actively triggered assessment of alcohol use.
Rogowski et al. [ 20] allow for seven building blocks in the analysis of coverage decisions (trigger, participation, assessment, appraisal, reimbursement, publication, management).
If a country had large, sustained imbalances "outside those ranges," she said, it would "trigger an assessment, a peer-review mechanism".
Finally, this study highlights the importance of timing: identifying turning points more quickly in order to trigger timely assessment and intervention to improve patient and carer outcomes.
An absolute HEWS of 5 and/or a rapidly increasing HEWS should trigger rapid assessment and treatment to reduce preventable inpatient deaths and arrests.
After watching the DVD there was a significant (p = 0.003) increase in the proportion of coastal people reporting that a 3-week cough would trigger an assessment at the clinic or hospital (Table 3).
A few examples of the concerns that may trigger an assessment of a doctor's performance include a basic lack of knowledge/poor clinical judgement, inappropriate prescribing, tendency to use outdated techniques, poor record keeping and communication problems with patients and/or colleagues.
Potentially serious symptom triggering detailed assessment Patients are invited to attend the surgery for the detailed assessment but are given the option of the assessment being carried out at home.
