Sentence examples for using a standardised assessment from inspiring English sources

The methodological quality of evaluations of suicide prevention interventions was assessed using a standardised assessment tool.

This study complies with the CONSORT guidelines [ 63] by using: a) standardised assessment measures; b) blind assessments; c) standardised assessor training and inter-rater reliability checks; d) manualised, replicable procedures for all conditions; e) random allocation, and f) treatment fidelity checks.

Baseline depression was required to be measured using a standardised assessment tool with articles relying on self-report of depression diagnosis excluded from the analysis.

Using a standardised assessment, recipients were tested for their knowledge of oximetry use and hypoxia management before, immediately following and 3 5 months after the training.

The primary aim of this study was to measure the prevalence of different types of otitis media in young Aboriginal children across a range of communities in Northern and Central Australia using a standardised assessment.

Therefore, this systematic review aims to: Firstly, identify evaluations of suicide prevention interventions targeting Indigenous peoples in Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States published in the scientific and grey literature; secondly, critique their methodological quality using a standardised assessment tool; and thirdly, describe their key characteristics.

The trained nurse will use a standardised assessment form, developed by the study team drawing on tools and models used in sub Saharan Africa, to assess the domains of palliative care as defined by the WHO [ 21] and monitor adherence.

One neurologist with training in neuroradiology (YCZ), who was blinded to the headache status and any other clinical data of participants, used a standardised assessment grid to visually review all the brain scans.

12 The review revealed several limitations of studies of such interventions: not targeting the intervention to frail older adults at risk of functional decline, not using validated screening tools, not using a standardised comprehensive assessment tool, not assessing health related quality of life, not assessing cost effectiveness, and insufficient statistical power.

Surveys are conducted using a standardised observation assessment tool which measures hand hygiene activity versus the total number of observed possible 'moments'moments

The data was entered by clinical and administrative staff onto individual electronic databases, using a standardised computerised assessment package (MiData) and then the anonymised datasets were merged by HLF.