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1 echnical support and training; and help with change management.
2 iscordant and in those patients where PET/CT changed management.
3 %) but few providers (9%) reported the alert changed management.
4 bout inappropriate exceptions, 8 of 19 (42%) changed management.
5 tment added value to clinical assessment and changed management 28.1% of the time.
6 stic information that could have potentially changed management and monitoring strategies for patient
7 s' diagnostic uncertainty, and substantially changes management and resource utilization in the emerg
8 ries of shrub encroachment involving climate change, management, and fire.
9 to forest demography caused by past land-use change, management, and natural disturbances may be caus
10 re, spatial information has the potential to change management approaches and thus has value.
11 ents in quality of healthcare require strong change management as well as health information systems
12   Twenty-five percent of providers would not change management based on FSC results; overall rating o
13 on program using a touch-screen computer for changing management behavior with asthmatic children and
14 ategory 2, US added information that did not change management; category 1, no added information and
15                                      BS also changed management compared with (18)F-FDG PET in 1 pati
16 A1/2 mutations without increasing anxiety or changing management decisions.
17 ecision making for referring oncologists and changed management for most subjects.
18  Optical coherence tomography influenced and changed management from pre-OCT clinical plans in 15% of
19 H changed management in 46% (42/91), and MRI changed management in 24% (21/88).
20 lidated in 31 patients, and PET/CT correctly changed management in 26 (84%) of these.
21 vents, discussions with attending physicians changed management in 33% (18/54) of cases in which they
22                      (68)Ga-DOTATATE imaging changed management in 36 patients (70.6%), who were subs
23                                    (18)F-FCH changed management in 46% (42/91), and MRI changed manag
24  stage group in 56 of 139 (40%) patients and changed management in 47 of 139 (34%) patients.
25 (18.7%) of 139 children while CTRC correctly changed management in 79 (73.1%) of 108.
26 xial skeleton initially, and their detection changes management in all cases.
27 G PET/CT to the evaluation of these patients changes management in approximately a third and reduces
28 ental staging information compared with CSI, changes management in one third of patients, and has pow
29 opsy in determining a specific diagnosis and changing management in solid organ transplant recipients
30 s for FL except in scenarios in which it may change management including confirmation of limited stag
31 etermines whether histologic variants should change management of patients with nonmuscle invasive bl
32 asured at 1 year-were family-based lifestyle change; management of blood pressure, lipids, and blood
33  use and understanding of bone densitometry, changed management of osteoporosis, and was well accepte
34 h conventional imaging and has been shown to change management plans in a substantial percentage of c
35 ecline process that generally coincided with changing management practices affecting the availability
36 as the vegetation is inherently resistant to change, management prevents increased dominance of more
37 evelopment and testing of solutions, and (f) change management strategies to help organizations susta
38 the pregnancy beyond the normal protocols or changing management strategies for women with endometrio
39 ne FFR assessment of coronary lesions safely changes management strategy in almost half of the cases.
40    We developed an intervention of behaviour change management, with a focus on prevention of hypothe