Sentence examples for using a standardised case from inspiring English sources

Data regarding demographic characteristics, comorbidities and potential risk factors for MRSA carriage were collected using a standardised case report form.

A trained study coordinator collected clinical, laboratory, and outcome data using a standardised case report form and protocol.

All patients hospitalised for at least 24 h during the survey conducted in May-June 2004 were assessed using a standardised case report form.

Clinical data with regard to baseline characteristics and outcome are collected during hospital admission using a standardised case record form (CRF).

Patients were followed up through interviews and medical record reviews using a standardised case report form by researchers who were not associated with the attending physician's team.

Medical and laboratory records, accessed at primary health care centres and mining hospitals, were reviewed retrospectively, using a standardised case report form in order to report routine clinical practice in this setting.

A dedicated study team used a standardised case history form to collect the data retrospectively from patients' charts.

Data on all ART patients in both public and private sectors are recorded using a standardised system for monitoring case finding and treatment outcomes [2], and this includes information on occupation.

Starting from 30 April 2009 (week 18) besides information gathered routinely for each notified case according to the IfSG, the following additional information was collected using a standardised free-text format: classification of cases (possible, probable, confirmed, discarded case), in-country transmission, number of contacts followed-up, antiviral prophylaxis of contacts.

To estimate sun exposure, we asked about the amount of time spent outdoors on work days, non-work days, and vacations, both in summer and at other times of the year; history of sunbathing; number of painful and blistering sunburns; and lifetime residential history by using a standardised instrument developed for a case-control study in Australia.

For both fatal and incident cases, specific information on diagnosis, characteristics of the case and management was collected using a standardised form in addition to copies of selected anonymised parts of the case record.