Sentence examples for using a validated screening from inspiring English sources

We aimed at analyzing personality traits in a population of CH patients using a validated screening test, and to compare them with those found in a migraine population.

When a physician notes insomnia and/or a mental disorder in a patient, they should at least screen for depression using a validated screening tool.

This finding highlights the importance of incorporating depression screening, using a validated screening tool, into routine clinical practice for older adults requiring PSS.

Using a validated screening tool on entry to prison is of key importance in identifying individual needs and appropriate routes linked to care pathways, as well as a clearer understanding of service requirements.

Given the high prevalence of delirium among critically ill patients, and its associated negative clinical outcomes, current practice guidelines recommend that ICU patients be routinely screened for delirium by using a validated screening tool such as the Confusion Assessment Method for the ICU (CAM-ICU) or the Intensive Care Delirium Screening Checklist ICDSCC) [ 7].

There are several limitations to this study: the number of participants is small and although the numbers are appropriate for such qualitative methodology, a larger study is clearly needed to identify the true prevalence of PTSD using a validated screening tool.

We used a large nationally representative dataset which used a validated screening test for anxiety and depression.

We used a validated screening tool and the screening data were reported by a standardised electronic form designed for this purpose.

The survey used a validated screening tool, Patient Health Questionnaire, to identify people with depression, and collected information regarding socioeconomic variables and help-seeking behaviours.

Researchers may use a validated screening tool to select healthy participants with an increased risk of developing a disease for a randomized controlled trial of a specific intervention to prevent a disease [ 10].

We did use a validated screening questionnaire and examined the frequent snoring component of this questionnaire as a surrogate marker of apnea risk, but frequent snoring was not associated with any of the outcome measures in the fully adjusted models.