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1 logy developed by the ACCF to assess imaging appropriateness).

2 re inappropriate, and 3.3% were of uncertain appropriateness.

3 appropriate, inappropriate, or of uncertain appropriateness.

4 ull cohort and stratified by catheterization appropriateness.

5 helicopter emergency medical services triage appropriateness.

6 actices to review patients' charts to assess appropriateness.

7 teness category, and 14 (20.9%) disagreed on appropriateness.

8 made a demand or request and their type and appropriateness.

9 ver time with concurrent improvements in PCI appropriateness.

10 hospitals may inform efforts to improve PCI appropriateness.

11 mpany used data for marketing (weighted mean appropriateness, 2.7).

12 Of the 8986 patients who could be rated for appropriateness, 35.3% were rated as appropriate, 39.8%

13 a to publish a research study (weighted mean appropriateness, 8.47) and lowest when consent was not o

14 ervational study to compare 4 definitions of appropriateness--a study site-specific definition, use s

15 icantly between the study groups in terms of appropriateness (adjusted odds ratio 0.89, 95% CI 0.75-1

16 In addition to statistical appropriateness, analysis of a longitudinal influenza st

17 fect of a point-of-order AUC-DST on rates of appropriateness and clinical decision making has not bee

18 The goal of the project was to evaluate the appropriateness and effectiveness of our approaches in m

19 ification for STEMI activations based on ECG appropriateness and final clinical diagnosis to give a c

20 All statements were scored for appropriateness and necessity.

21 Therefore, PCI appropriateness and postprocedural outcomes are both imp

22 here were no meaningful associations between appropriateness and publication year for stress echocard

23 Using the language of clinical appropriateness and reducing unnecessary variation has r

24 This study demonstrates the appropriateness and significance of integrating indoor e

25 a positive correlation between proportion of appropriateness and the year of publication (p = 0.01) f

26 r liver disease contribute to disparities in appropriateness and timeliness of treatments.

27 A total of 62 QIs were identified regarding appropriateness and timing of clinical management, testi

28 on making for families and physicians on the appropriateness and timing of early animal exposure.

29 The appropriateness and timing of mitral valve surgery in pa

30 ew York in 2009 and 2010 were used to assess appropriateness and to examine the variation across hosp

31 cal modelling may give information about the appropriateness and usefulness of this treatment while t

32 emphasizes quality, safety, resource use and appropriateness, and the patient's experience of care.

33 PECT and 9% of stress echo were of uncertain appropriateness; and 14% of stress SPECT and 18% of stre

34 odeling, and consensus methods in estimating appropriateness are compared and contrasted.

35 Overall comparisons showed that appropriateness assessed by PI opinion differed signific

36 a comparator period that preceded statewide appropriateness assessment beginning in 2010.

37 ntly larger after the onset of statewide PCI appropriateness assessment in 2010 (P=0.03).

38 overall level of agreement in characterizing appropriateness between 2 experienced cardiovascular nur

39 Overall, the agreement of appropriateness between the 2 methods was poor (kappa =

40 n December 2010 and July 2011 with rating of appropriateness by the ACCF and ACR criteria.

41 appropriate, inappropriate, or of uncertain appropriateness by using a standardized, multiround rati

42 ing results and frequency of ischemia across appropriateness categories for the 2 rating methods.

43 ent without revascularization, stratified by appropriateness categories, were compared.

44 each imaging modality were assigned to the 3 appropriateness categories: 64% of stress SPECT and 64%

45 bsequent angiography was strongly related to appropriateness category (P for linear trend <0.001) acc

46 Despite the association between appropriateness category and obstructive CAD, this study

47 The primary outcome was the agreement of appropriateness category as measured by kappa statistic.

48 5% of panelists' ratings outside the group's appropriateness category assessment) were determined.

49 roup and the AUC Technical Panel (i.e., same appropriateness category assignment) and rates of nonagr

50 CR rating, 349 patients (59.0%) had the same appropriateness category for the ACR and ACCF methods, a

51 an average of 137 +/- 360 s to determine the appropriateness category that, by American College of Ca

52 eement between the 2 panels (reliability) on appropriateness category was moderate (weighted kappa =

53 ed to an ACR rating, 18 (26.9%) had the same appropriateness category, and 14 (20.9%) disagreed on ap

54 lege of Cardiology has recently tackled the "appropriateness challenge" for imaging tests, including

55 ute indications with missing data precluding appropriateness classification (median = 54%; 25(th) to

56 After stratification by appropriateness, CON regulation was not associated with

57 ated as "usually not appropriate" by the ACR Appropriateness Criteria (14 of 80 patients [17.5%]).

58 These new appropriateness criteria can inform large-scale collabor

59 scular imaging, and clinical guidelines with appropriateness criteria for all technologies.

60 d 6 other societies recently published joint appropriateness criteria for coronary revascularization.

61 llaborative effort to develop evidence-based appropriateness criteria for imaging; greater use of pra

62 diology/American Society of Echocardiography appropriateness criteria for pharmacological stress echo

63 purpose of this study was to apply published appropriateness criteria for single-photon emission comp

64 Although appropriateness criteria for stress echocardiography hav

65 of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC) have developed appropriateness criteria for stress SPECT MPI to address

66 Application of existing SPECT MPI appropriateness criteria is demanding and requires an es

67 gy using application of the recently updated appropriateness criteria is encouraged.

68 ies; thus, reaffirmation and revision of the appropriateness criteria should be considered.

69 iate for the procedure according to the ACCF appropriateness criteria, but 14% of the PCI patients wh

70 Applying serum creatinine and potassium appropriateness criteria, inappropriate and potentially

71 er Network and American College of Radiology Appropriateness Criteria.

72 ecessary to improve the quality of care with appropriateness criteria.

73 evaluated to determine arrhythmia mechanism, appropriateness, efficacy of therapy, and complications.

74 rauma surgery experts (n = 9) then rated the appropriateness (expected benefit-to-harm ratio) of the

75 cteristics for perimetry and confirmed their appropriateness for a home-monitoring device by measurin

76 service in a population is transformed into appropriateness for an individual patient, which, when d

77 AUC-DST enabled rapid determination of test appropriateness for CAD evaluation and was associated wi

78 Sanger sequencing, demonstrating the test's appropriateness for clinical use.

79 The appropriateness for coronary revascularization at the ti

80 there was good concordance in assessments of appropriateness for coronary revascularization between p

81 th additional studies to definitively assess appropriateness for mass respiratory failure.

82 Interpretations of appropriateness for peptide-receptor radionuclide therap

83 method of early screening of manuscripts for appropriateness for publication results in substantial d

84 l molecules were examined to determine their appropriateness for sampling of macromolecules.

85 Kingdom, not for profit vs commercial), and appropriateness for sight-impaired readers.

86 ere associated with apparent improvements in appropriateness for transthoracic echocardiography (TTE)

87 r SPECT-MPI into an appropriate or uncertain appropriateness group and an inappropriate group.

88 , it is unknown whether greater adherence to appropriateness guidelines is associated with improved c

89 Appropriateness guidelines recently have been published

90 alysis of RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) data, its appropriateness has not been exhaustively evaluated.

91 ved from dosimetry data, but their practical appropriateness has not yet been proven clinically.

92 improved over time and whether trends in PCI appropriateness have been accompanied by changes in the

93 trolling for potential confounders, clinical appropriateness (hazard ratio [HR] 1.95, 95% confidence

94 he information in a set of observations, its appropriateness in some statistical applications is not

95 using deceased controls and indicates their appropriateness in studies using deceased cases.

96 Participants rated appropriateness independently, and again after a facilit

97 A review of the literature shows that appropriateness is a logical extension of empiric resear

98 rsus none of the indicated medications used (appropriateness level 0) was 0.10 (95% CI, 0.03 to 0.42;

99 I, 0.04 to 0.77; P=0.01), and odds ratio for appropriateness level I versus level 0 was 0.36 (95% CI,

100 CI, 0.04 to 0.75; P=0.0018), odds ratio for appropriateness level II versus level 0 was 0.18 (95% CI

101 o 0.42; P<0.0001); similarly, odds ratio for appropriateness level III versus level 0 was 0.17 (95% C

102 or death for all indicated medications used (appropriateness level IV) versus none of the indicated m

103 enrolled, 93% were successfully assigned an appropriateness level.

104 This suggests PCI appropriateness measures aspects of hospital PCI quality

105 Appropriateness measures for percutaneous coronary inter

106 RAND/University of California at Los Angeles appropriateness method (bridging teleconference and whit

107 ration/University of California, Los Angeles Appropriateness Method (RAM) assessing strategies of res

108 six did not achieve agreement based on RAND appropriateness method rules (majority of at least 70%).

109 anel was convened that applied the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method to develop criteria for use of PI

110 consensus on voting statements and RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method to quantify disagreement.

111 which benefits outweigh risks-the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method was applied.

112 Using a RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method, an international multidisciplina

113 RAND appropriateness method, incorporating modified Delphi te

114 RAND Appropriateness Method, incorporating the modified Delph

115 Using a modification of the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method, the panel rated each proposed me

116 oration-University of California Los Angeles Appropriateness Method.

117 we employed a modification of the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method.

118 A RAND-like (Research and Development) appropriateness methodology was used to assess glaucoma

119 University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Appropriateness Methodology, a panel of 16 patients, fam

120 Using a modification of the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Methodology, a panel of 19 injury and qu

121 e RAND/University of California, Los Angeles Appropriateness Methodology.

122 cators using a modification of the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Methodology.

123 cation criteria have been developed, and the appropriateness of a longstanding eponym has been challe

124 ible of late recurrences, which supports the appropriateness of a more extensive ablation beyond PV i

125 These results challenge the appropriateness of a patient age cut point in current st

126 Here we interrogate the appropriateness of a range of previously-reported treatm

127 ss of shared decision making establishes the appropriateness of a statin for a specific patient.

128 Studies have challenged the appropriateness of accepted blood pressure targets.

129 e, transplant professionals have debated the appropriateness of accepting obese live kidney donors.

130 ating with physical therapy, determining the appropriateness of activity orders, diminishing the risk

131 ithout revascularization (CMR=0% versus 3%), appropriateness of admission decisions (CMR 87% versus 9

132 al inactivation profile and helps assess the appropriateness of adopting BKPyV as an indicator organi

133 may exist between methods for assessing the appropriateness of advanced imaging tests.

134 ed appropriate use criteria to determine the appropriateness of all 51 872 PCI performed in Washingto

135 th the mechanism of neural induction and the appropriateness of animal caps as an assay system.

136 The presence, duration, and appropriateness of antibiotic treatment before (18)F-FDG

137 as a timely surrogate marker to evaluate the appropriateness of antibiotic usage.

138 indicators (QIs) that can be used to measure appropriateness of antibiotic use in the treatment of al

139 Appropriateness of antibiotic use was adjudicated by at

140 tewardship program is the ability to measure appropriateness of antibiotic use.

141 in time to antibiotics, and increases in the appropriateness of antibiotics (p < or = .0002 for both)

142 ation, timely antibiotic administration, and appropriateness of antibiotics, along with other adjunct

143 a timely surrogate marker for evaluating the appropriateness of antibiotics.

144 5% vs 73%), antimicrobial cost (10% vs 73%), appropriateness of antimicrobial use (56% vs 51%), infec

145 bout the validity, reliability, and cultural appropriateness of assessment tools.

146 s engage in social cognition or assess moral appropriateness of behaviors is evident, underscoring th

147 branched/fenestrated devices, suggesting the appropriateness of broader applicability and the need fo

148 ween regional norms of clinical practice and appropriateness of care is incompletely understood.

149 me circumstances, to adequately evaluate the appropriateness of care.

150 of 50% and 70% (typically used to determine appropriateness of carotid arterial revascularization) w

151 The ethical appropriateness of clinical research depends on protecti

152 The purpose of this review is to examine the appropriateness of coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG

153 gists from 10 U.S. institutions assessed the appropriateness of coronary revascularization for 68 ind

154 The study assessed the appropriateness of coronary revascularization in Ontario

155 Surgeons' rating of the appropriateness of CPM and the patient's reported likeli

156 ood of having CPM and the surgeons rated the appropriateness of CPM.

157 tions for dengue prevention, challenging the appropriateness of current approaches to vector control.

158 profile, optimize its dose, and examine the appropriateness of current designs for identifying an op

159 takeholders, and investigate the effects and appropriateness of current protocol safeguards.

160 Barrett's oesophagus, cost-effectiveness and appropriateness of current surveillance, advances in dev

161 and a variety of such concerns surround the appropriateness of developing a common summary measure o

162 larify and explicate an elusive concept: the appropriateness of diagnostic imaging.

163 rtain, which has led to controversy over the appropriateness of diagnostic testing and possible treat

164 performed HCV spread assays and assessed the appropriateness of different stochastic models for descr

165 mandating close examination to determine the appropriateness of different technologies as a bridge to

166 read, raising important questions about the appropriateness of direct-to-consumer marketing for onco

167 100% accuracy, enabling the determination of appropriateness of donors.

168 In the CTA arms, we investigated appropriateness of downstream testing, cost, and diagnos

169 in humans and offer caveats for judging the appropriateness of each secondary response.

170 ive literature review, an expert panel rated appropriateness of each treatment option for a total of

171 ical care units, and diverse opinions on the appropriateness of early mobilization.

172 atients, nurses, and physicians endorsed the appropriateness of eight examples of SC (averages, 78%,

173 number of Day 1 organ failures, bacteremia, appropriateness of empiric antimicrobials, or adjunct th

174 d the consequences of guideline adherence on appropriateness of empiric treatment.

175 Diagnosis of sepsis was recorded and appropriateness of empirical antibiotic treatment was es

176 Appropriateness of EOL surgery should be carefully evalu

177 One of the key concerns in determining the appropriateness of establishing a measles eradication go

178 d be used as one parameter in evaluating the appropriateness of examinations involving ionizing radia

179 afety experts who evaluate the necessity and appropriateness of examinations, monitor performance qua

180 evidence for the rationale, practicality and appropriateness of FFR-guided coronary artery bypass gra

181 The appropriateness of Foley catheters, intermittent straigh

182 European Panel on the Appropriateness of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (EPAGE) cr

183 are the main criteria used to determine the appropriateness of gene testing.

184 Survey questions included the appropriateness of handling medical errors, knowledge of

185 Appropriateness of health information use described in v

186 A panel of clinician-geneticists rated the appropriateness of how PCPs managed MDR results.

187 forming life cycle analyses to determine the appropriateness of implementation.

188 The appropriateness of including cases with minimal noncircu

189 alysis, questions have been raised about the appropriateness of incorporating early stopping for posi

190 view, we examine the evidence supporting the appropriateness of incorporating MRD detection into the

191 with a ventilator care bundle, assessment of appropriateness of indwelling venous and urinary cathete

192 e Surviving Sepsis Campaign (SSC) bundle and appropriateness of initial antibiotic therapy improved f

193 rd to patient characteristics, cSSTI origin, appropriateness of initial antibiotics, and outcomes, we

194 ident responses (time to order intervention, appropriateness of intervention, and intervention route)

195 The appropriateness of IPTi should be measured by the expect

196 The impact and appropriateness of laparoscopic cholecystectomy continue

197 d be taken into account when considering the appropriateness of levels of percentage of body fat.

198 These findings challenge the appropriateness of lithium as a potential treatment for

199 r morphological criteria for determining the appropriateness of liver transplantation in patients wit

200 on control organizations have questioned the appropriateness of mandated screening.

201 linical factors that are likely unrelated to appropriateness of medical care.

202 fers, indicating the necessity to review the appropriateness of medications during this transition.

203 Guidelines such as Beer's criteria regarding appropriateness of medications should be incorporated in

204 mited knowledge regarding the principles and appropriateness of opioid therapy; a lack of evidence-ba

205 ion is generally considered appropriate, the appropriateness of PCI and CABG individually as the prim

206 National trends in the appropriateness of PCI have not been examined.

207 The appropriateness of PCI was adjudicated using the appropr

208 The appropriateness of PCI was determined using the Appropri

209 The purpose of this study was to determine appropriateness of percutaneous coronary intervention (P

210 imely" and "late" presentation in STEMI, the appropriateness of percutaneous intervention in patients

211 The appropriateness of PET/CT management plans was assessed

212 ted to use of PICCs and the association with appropriateness of PICC use in hospitals.

213 Within each scenario, appropriateness of PICC use was compared with that of ot

214 ntibiotic resistant rate across regions, the appropriateness of pooling results together in meta-anal

215 enterologists are frequently asked about the appropriateness of PPI therapy for specific patients.

216 using arthritis registries can determine the appropriateness of prescribing patterns and may improve

217 ram on AAL prevalence, antibiotic usage, and appropriateness of prescribing.

218 stric bypass, and several papers address the appropriateness of prophylactic cholecystectomy in these

219 stimate, in a national sample, the perceived appropriateness of provider discussions about firearms.

220 Appropriateness of reference genes is crucial for RT-qPC

221 Introduction of the instrument improved the appropriateness of referrals to the stroke team.

222 cal scenarios, the panel only considered the appropriateness of revascularization irrespective of whe

223 tion memory is critical for establishing the appropriateness of rodents as models of human memory and

224 We then recommend future study design, appropriateness of sampler types for different study goa

225 older than 75 years but does not address the appropriateness of screening in elderly persons without

226 ity improvement, and national monitoring for appropriateness of selection of patients for TAVR.

227 re physicians with respect to the timing and appropriateness of sodium bicarbonate administration dur

228 We then remeasured the appropriateness of SPECT studies using previously publis

229 Concerns have been raised about the appropriateness of spironolactone use in some patients w

230 This study aimed to assess the appropriateness of study design, statistical tools used,

231 ing the potency of newer antibiotics and the appropriateness of subconjunctival antibiotics are revie

232 trongly predicts OS in NSCLC, supporting the appropriateness of such changes.

233 r, multiple sources of concern regarding the appropriateness of such models; a first and widely inves

234 The clinical impact and appropriateness of such policies is not clear from our d

235 with regard to initial management, transfer, appropriateness of surgery, timing of operation, and int

236 vity provides critical information about the appropriateness of synaptic connections, thereby influen

237 , providing positional information about the appropriateness of targets and/or inductive signals that

238 In this document, we aim to: 1) validate the appropriateness of the decision to chronically anticoagu

239 , (3) clinicians' assessment of the clinical appropriateness of the demands, and (4) how frequently c

240 ebate of whether XPD helicase 'verifies' the appropriateness of the DNA damage to be mended by the nu

241 te, the judicial processes involved, and the appropriateness of the ethical framework used by those e

242 This study evaluated the appropriateness of the European Standard EN 1785:2003 fo

243 d in the literature, fueling a debate on the appropriateness of the GFD for people without celiac dis

244 xistence of a gas-phase alpha-effect and the appropriateness of the Hoz model for the alpha-effect.

245 g liver transplantation, suggesting that the appropriateness of the HPS exception policy should be re

246 to 294 days depending on HF etiology and the appropriateness of the ICD therapy.

247 the effectiveness of this treatment and the appropriateness of the MELD exception.

248 te after 3.5 months of therapy indicates the appropriateness of the MELD exception.

249 Questions regarding appropriateness of the most recent imaging, concordance

250 Current debate focuses on the appropriateness of the presence of an anaesthesiologist

251 ake an informed judgement on the quality and appropriateness of the results generated.

252 treatment and refill stations, including the appropriateness of the technology, the suitability of th

253 med the criteria for delirium, including the appropriateness of the term 'consciousness' as a core sy

254 hould be balanced against likely benefit and appropriateness of the test.

255 he frequency of demanding patients, clinical appropriateness of their demands, and clinicians' compli

256 date and relevant information to monitor the appropriateness of therapy guidelines, antibiotic formul

257 bipolar disorder raises questions about the appropriateness of these methods for treating insomnia.

258 ercutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), the appropriateness of these procedures in contemporary prac

259 t the contributions of nonlocal bending, the appropriateness of this assumption is analyzed.

260 to ALS-like characteristics to determine the appropriateness of this model for testing therapies for

261 namic description is required to confirm the appropriateness of this regimen.

262 chool children and raise questions about the appropriateness of this threshold for prepubertal childr

263 ire decreases the authors' confidence in the appropriateness of this tool for estimating the prevalen

264 The appropriateness of this wait needs to be elucidated; how

265 ved benefits and risks) of TJA, and clinical appropriateness of TJA on referral to orthopedic surgery

266 This study sought to determine the appropriateness of TTE as currently performed in pediatr

267 e- and hospital-specific rates of AP use and appropriateness of use based on clinical guidelines and

268 ilar As species were detected indicating the appropriateness of using 2% v/v nitric acid for extracti

269 This allowed us to test the appropriateness of using faeces as a proxy for microbial

270 The results confirm the appropriateness of using OC-normalized copper concentrat

271 This raises questions about the appropriateness of using ratio measures such as body mas

272 The study confirms the appropriateness of using SQGs that vary with sediment pr

273 l 2016, the authors assessed 14,697 TTEs for appropriateness, of which 99% were classifiable using th

274 ng a change in the overall classification of appropriateness over time (P=0.08) and a significant cha

275 a significant decrease in the proportion of appropriateness over time using the 2007 TEE AUC (p = 0.

276 Clinical appropriateness predicted future referral to orthopedic

277 Appropriateness ratings and clinical outcomes (coronary

278 Moreover, there was substantial variation in appropriateness ratings between individual physicians an

279 An AUC-DST was employed to determine appropriateness ratings for myocardial perfusion scintig

280 cal Outcomes Assessment Program, we assigned appropriateness ratings to all PCIs performed in 2010 in

281 ween various patient characteristics and the appropriateness ratings were examined, along with the re

282 Irrespective of appropriateness, receiving ICD shocks substantially impa

283 lty and subspecialty societies, conducted an appropriateness review for stress echocardiography.

284 lty and subspecialty societies, conducted an appropriateness review of common clinical scenarios in w

285 awareness of and experience with the medical appropriateness review process at Texas Hospital Associa

286 We evaluated perceptions of appropriateness (scored from 1 to 10; 10, very appropria

287 Patient-specific appropriateness scores help pinpoint areas where judgmen

288 Appropriateness scores offer prognostically valid criter

289 Appropriateness scores were ascertained by using data co

290 d promotion of improved antibiotic usage and appropriateness, supporting the routine incorporation of

291 rrect medical abnormalities and consider the appropriateness, timing, and type of surgical repair in

292 dvantages of the two trial designs and their appropriateness to specific clinical situations to assis

293 Using the appropriateness use criteria, we identified substantial

294 ourses pre- and post-AAT-AMS, and antibiotic appropriateness (using standard definitions).

295 Appropriateness was categorized as strongly, equivocally

296 ween the two cohorts, but initial antibiotic appropriateness was lower in transfer patients (34% vs 7

297 the initial document, and the definition of appropriateness was unchanged.

298 Perceptions of appropriateness were highest when consent was obtained a

299 However, improvements in PCI appropriateness were limited to a minority of hospitals.

300 ualisation of content as well as determining appropriateness when selecting outcome measures in the f

301 ng to facial expression, and social response appropriateness, which are mediated by the amygdala, are

302 Overall, appropriateness with the 4 definitions ranged from 79% b