Sentence examples for use of recognised outcome from inspiring English sources

Neither centre apparently attached great importance to this: Lisbon made some use of recognised outcome measures in two thirds (68%%) of cases, Essen not in any.

Most studies used study-specific questionnaires with only a few using a recognised outcome measure.

It was found that the studies were largely descriptive in design, (including both quantitative and qualitative research), with a wide variation in sample size and a lack of use of recognised standard measures and consideration of key outcomes.

8 At the extreme end, physical violence has also been documented as a recognised outcome of healthcare conflict.

This would be a valuable addition to outcome measurement in schizophrenia especially in response to the UK government's clinical guidelines for the treatment of schizophrenia, which state that HRQoL should be a recognised outcome measure for this group [ 6].

However, recognised outcome measures are not needed for either of these purposes: any system that has meaning to its users may be sufficient, including simple but careful recordings of symptoms in patients' notes.

Instead they called for evidence that outcomes were recorded against recognised outcome measures.

An additional strength of this review was the use of a recognised tool for assessing the quality of the trials included.

6. A. G. Culvenor, J. L. Cook, N. J. Collins, and K. M. Crossley, "Is patellofemoral joint osteoarthritis an under-recognised outcome of anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction?

45 This review will cover a broad range of secondary outcomes, including any that use a recognised measure of health, well-being or behaviour, assessed using self-report or objective measures.

The use of diuretics is a recognised risk factor for gout.