Sentence examples for usual behavioural from inspiring English sources
Thus, we conducted a study in a medical ICU aimed at comparing the psychometric properties of the BPS and CPOT, as well as the Non-verbal Pain Scale (NVPS) [ 19, 20], which is the usual behavioural pain tool routinely used by nurses at the host institution.
For example, as Lee and colleagues (forthcoming) demonstrate, it is quite usual that behavioural problems change between ages 4, 5 and 6.
Or perhaps we should always wear things that we think are psychotic so we end up changing up our usual, boring behavioural patterns.
A recent review of endemic sexual violence and abuse identified a breakdown in usual social and behavioural controls and in surveillance and guardianship as some common factors across otherwise disparate case examples (Rayment-McHugh et al. 2015).
Second, we studied current smoking status at each wave rather than studying the status of ever having been a current or regular smoker or ever smoking, as has been usual in the behavioural genetics smoking literature.
The psychological intervention of the multi-component programme is the usual group cognitive-behavioural therapy used in these programmes [ 19].
Two hypotheses are tested: Compared to usual care, group cognitive behavioural therapy will: 1. Significantly reduce the problem rating and frequency of hot flushes and nights sweats after six weeks of treatment and at six months post-randomisation.
A study of 61 first-episode patients aged 16 45 years randomised to behavioural intervention or "usual care" over 12 weeks [ 19].
Conclusion In adolescents with depressive symptoms, outcomes were similar for attention control, usual school provision, and cognitive behavioural therapy.
Families were considered as clusters, and these clusters were randomly allocated to either family based cognitive behavioural therapy or usual care.
The CHICO (Children's Cough) trial is a single-centre feasibility cluster randomised controlled trial (RCT) comparing a web-based, within-consultation, behavioural intervention with usual care for children presenting to general practitioner practices with RTI and acute cough.
