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1 OBJECTIVE To develop a computerized adaptive test (CAT) for depression, called

2 The authors developed a computerized adaptive test for anxiety that decreases pa

3 aptive test (CAT) for depression, called the Computerized Adaptive Test-Depression Inventory (CAT-DI)

4 Computerized adaptive testing fixes measurement uncertai

5 the present study was the development of the Computerized Adaptive Testing-Anxiety Inventory (CAT-ANX

6 Using both the Computerized Adaptive Testing-Depression Inventory and t

7 ton to receive intravenous alcohol using the Computerized Alcohol Infusion System.

8 iotic verification was included in time-out, computerized alerts were set for inappropriate postopera

9 thickness was calculated using an automated computerized algorithm (Freesurfer Software).

10 Based on results of TR gradings, a computerized algorithm determined whether referral-warra

11 between the masked clinician graders and the computerized algorithm for categorization of functional

12 We developed a computerized algorithm in selected donors for 2 adult re

13 derived high-dimensional propensity scores (computerized algorithm used to select a large number of

14 Thus, the computerized analysis allows us to speed up the analysis

15 ristics of vocal fold dynamics by means of a computerized analysis of laryngeal high-speed videos.

16 A computerized analysis of the contour changes at the invo

17 imaging system and the software used in the computerized analysis of the images.

18 Randomization was computerized and centrally allocated, with patients, hea

19 We constructed a computerized architectural map of the branching process

20 Our study indicates that the computerized assessment using radiomics information from

21 ntal medicine study reports the effects of a computerized attentional bias modification (ABM) procedu

22 to demonstrate that perceptual learning on a computerized audio game can transfer to "real-world" com

23 Computerized axial tomography used in image-guided radio

24 Cognitive function was measured by using a computerized battery of tests.

25 ognition Index (OCI) score from the CogState computerized battery.

26 eived double-blind ABT-436 or placebo, and a computerized behavioral intervention.

27 The following computerized bibliographic databases were searched with

28 Computerized bibliographic searches of Medline, EMBASE,

29 The computerized capture of PROs as a part of routine clinic

30 An intervention that included computerized CDS for pediatric clinicians and support fo

31 ng molecules or drugs, live-cell microscopy, computerized cell tracking, on-chip staining of key prot

32 A search of the Mayo Clinic computerized central diagnostic index (October 1, 2005,

33 Here we ask whether computerized CL auditory training can enhance speech und

34 Adapting an existing computerized clinic intake system, we recruited a large

35 Computerized clinical decision support integrated with t

36 Two clinics were randomized to the computerized clinical decision support intervention, aim

37 Using a computerized clinical decision support system to automat

38 Use of a computerized clinical decision support system to automat

39 ionals, we describe the potential role for a computerized clinical decision support system to enable

40 rmine the feasibility and effectiveness of a computerized clinical decision support system to identif

41 Computerized clinical decision support systems (CCDSSs)

42 3-tesla magnetic resonance imaging scanning, computerized cognitive assessments, speech analysis, sur

43 ge, 3.0 g/d) or matched placebo, plus weekly computerized cognitive behavioral therapy and biweekly i

44 ntent, and limitations of what we know about computerized cognitive enhancement.

45 cognitive deficits were randomly assigned to computerized cognitive intervention (male, n = 18; femal

46 y aimed to test how an 8-week training using computerized cognitive remediation therapy (CCRT) would

47 In this small sample study, computerized cognitive remediation therapy is shown to e

48 Here we develop a neuroplasticity-based computerized cognitive remediation-geriatric depression

49 ognitive performance was assessed by using a computerized cognitive test battery.

50 tiveness by using four repeated (every 3 mo) computerized cognitive tests for each outcome.

51 oscopy and MR imaging, echocardiography, and computerized cognitive tests were used to assess cardiac

52 Previous meta-analyses indicate that computerized cognitive training (CCT) is a safe and effi

53 hs of progressive resistance training (PRT), computerized cognitive training (CCT) or combined interv

54 Study findings show computerized cognitive training is feasible and efficaci

55 Computerized cognitive training is gaining empirical sup

56 The CCRT group received 40 sessions of computerized cognitive training over an eight-week perio

57 his study evaluated short-term efficacy of a computerized cognitive training program and neural corre

58 ysfunction, can be improved by well-designed computerized cognitive training, resulting in better qua

59 The study aimed to develop and evaluate a computerized cognitive-behavioral therapy dental anxiety

60 daily living and a newly designed 20-minute computerized CogState battery that assessed 5 cognitive

61 Computerized collection of standardized measures of pati

62 Baseline scores on a computerized concussion-related cognitive battery were u

63 A computerized DA improves informed decision making in pat

64 aseline in 1 eye after a photobleach using a computerized dark adaptometer with targets centered at 5

65 Compliance could be improved with computerized data entry and regular telephone contact.

66 Prospective computerized data entry and telephone contact were under

67 Newly developed HCC was ascertained through computerized data linkage with national cancer registry

68 ed patients who have had liver biopsy from a computerized database (DIAMOND; Hicom Technology, Brookw

69 uary 2000 to May 2011 were identified from a computerized database and evaluated.

70 We searched a computerized database and reviewed the medical records o

71 Patients were identified on the hospital's computerized database.

72 Studies were identified by searching computerized databases and queries of experts in the fie

73 d utilizing CINAHL, PsycARTICLES, and PubMed computerized databases for a period of January 2000 to D

74 age articles published from the inception of computerized databases until February 1, 2009.

75 Multiple computerized databases were searched between 2 January 2

76 Computerized databases, including MEDLINE and EMBASE, we

77 We searched computerized databases, reference lists of pertinent art

78 we examined the impact of a patient-directed computerized decision aid (DA) on the medical knowledge

79 fic psychotropic medication guidelines and a computerized decision support system to facilitate share

80 model was designed to be integrated within a computerized decision support system to improve patient

81 quality improvement intervention comprising computerized decision support, audit/feedback tools, and

82 ionally assisted in guideline adherence by a computerized decision-support system.

83 ies with ICP was collected from the hospital computerized delivery room log book.

84 The computerized delivery system captured data on receipt of

85 n in delirium, implemented on a custom-built computerized device (Edinburgh Delirium Test Box-ICU).

86 od consumption was assessed with a validated computerized diet history (Seniors-ENRICA) or with a foo

87 The data were validated using a computerized disease model called DisMod II.

88 l use uniform tissue typing algorithms and a computerized donor and recipient matching program using

89 Computerized dose individualization improves target conc

90 Computerized dose individualization using population pha

91 mized, and 78 were included in the analysis (computerized dosing (n = 39): 32 standard risk/7 high-ri

92 oncentration achievement of tacrolimus using computerized dosing compared with conventional dosing pe

93 e target range was significantly higher with computerized dosing than with conventional dosing, both

94 Patients were assigned via central computerized double-blind 1:1 randomization to receive e

95 goal was to investigate how one widely used computerized ECG analysis system performs in labeling pr

96 or sham DLPFC stimulation before completing computerized emotional processing tasks, including a dot

97 ly lessons, web diary, instructional videos, computerized feedback, text messages, and monthly face-t

98 Here, we investigate whether a set of computerized games might yield near and far transfer on

99 f degraded sensory stimuli through immersive computerized games.

100 hemoglobin levels >/=8 g/dL were assigned by computerized-generating sequence to a standard 3-day cou

101 ), (2) penicillin skin testing (ST), and (3) computerized guideline application with decision support

102 d subset showed an almost 6-fold impact, the computerized guideline significantly increased penicilli

103 ts, especially on the unit that received the computerized handoff tool (significant reductions of omi

104 On one unit, a computerized handoff tool linked to the electronic medic

105 Data from qualitative analysis and computerized histomorphometry were statistically process

106 Data were extracted from the computerized ICU chart/monitors, hospital and prehospita

107 nners, there has been interest in developing computerized image analysis algorithms for automated det

108 as quantified by light microscopy and with a computerized image analysis system of scanned images.

109 calibers, measured from images produced with computerized image analysis, to detect risk factors for

110 on between light microscopy observations and computerized image analysis.

111 , measured using fluorescence microscopy and computerized image analysis.

112 ns of immunohistochemical identification and computerized image analysis.

113 The immunoreactive cells were quantified by computerized image analysis.

114 e present study was to develop an innovative computerized instrument--the Survey of the Previous Day

115 s are generally the limiting portions of our computerized instrumentation systems.

116 vity data can be easily obtained with modern computerized instrumentation, this is not the case for D

117 TES consists of 62 computerized interactive modules covering skills for ach

118 A computerized, interactive decision-support guide and acc

119 ation of prenatal testing guidelines using a computerized, interactive decision-support guide in the

120 Computerized interpretation of the electrocardiogram (CI

121 A brief computerized intervention improves how oncologists respo

122 The vital status was ascertained through computerized linkage with national death certification p

123 d through regular follow-up ultrasonography, computerized linkage with national health databases, and

124 A systematic computerized literature search was performed using EMBAS

125 Data abstraction from computerized medical records and a hospital quality impr

126 trospective cohort study was completed using computerized medical records from the General Practice R

127 , cross-sectional study was undertaken using computerized medical records from the Health Improvement

128 Data abstraction from computerized medical records.

129 Data abstraction from computerized medical records.

130 ESIGN, SETTING, AND PATIENTS: A prospective, computerized melanoma patient database at the University

131 (eg, smoking) and delivered via an automated computerized message management system.

132 a clinical standard evaluation method and a computerized method, the t-continuous wavelet transform.

133 Broadly, Nuquantus provides innovative computerized methodology to analyze complex tissue image

134 Automated computerized methods afford tools with which it is possi

135 For computerized methods to be useful as decision support to

136 Using a computerized model, we measure the percentage of cells t

137 volumetric imaging of the MV, thus enabling computerized modeling of MV function directly in health

138 We first analyzed a computerized module to train gastroenterologists (N = 13

139 Computerized morphological analysis of the ICP pulse-wav

140 availability of diagnostic tools, including computerized neurocognitive assessment batteries, is lim

141 Approximately 40% will undergo computerized neurocognitive assessment.

142 d psychiatric evaluation was performed and a computerized neurocognitive battery administered to eval

143 The computerized neurocognitive battery provides accuracy an

144 We administered a computerized neurocognitive battery that measures perfor

145 ed a structured psychiatric evaluation and a computerized neurocognitive battery.

146 ler Memory Scale-Third Edition, and the Penn Computerized Neurocognitive Battery.

147 of Schizophrenia were administered the Penn Computerized Neurocognitive Battery.

148 udy II who had completed a self-administered computerized neuropsychological test battery.

149 Single-cell and two-dimensional computerized numerical modeling of the sinoatrial node w

150 e data was developed and incorporated into a computerized open-loop algorithm and computer decision s

151 this study was to analyze the efficacy of a computerized open-loop decision support system for burn

152 Playing a computerized opponent adopting a mixed-strategy equilibr

153 pennies or rock-paper-scissors games against computerized opponents while being scanned using fMRI.

154 ted competitive game against two independent computerized opponents.

155 recipients were randomized to receive either computerized or conventional tacrolimus dosing during th

156 The introduction of a computerized order entry set was associated with increas

157 In our institute, a computerized order entry-based alert system was introduc

158 A computerized order entry-based therapeutic control syste

159 ith increased test requests, suggesting that computerized order sets may contribute to unnecessary te

160 ospital of Iceland were identified through a computerized pathological database with the code for fat

161 hrough 2013 were identified by search of the computerized patient files in the University Hospitals L

162 A computerized perfusion system was used to measure conven

163 The use of computerized physician electronic order entry for chemot

164 Computerized physician order entry (CPOE) applications a

165 itional intraoperative measurements, and the computerized plan can be transferred accurately to the p

166 A commonly used computerized procedure involving choice between varying

167 thors tested the efficacy of two alternative computerized protocols, attention bias modification and

168 review will describe recent applications of computerized provider order entry (CPOE) with clinical d

169 dies evaluated clinical decision support and computerized provider order entry, whereas other meaning

170 rts the use of clinical decision support and computerized provider order entry.

171 outcome measure was the RAPD, determined by computerized pupillography, at baseline and after piloca

172 timulus intensity using a binocular infrared computerized pupillometer.

173 Computerized pupillometry and electroretinography (ERG)

174 ence in retinal illumination was assessed by computerized pupillometry from the stimulus response cur

175 Computerized quality improvement tools offer an importan

176 ly, using structured clinical interviews and computerized questionnaires.

177 For each case, computerized radiomics of the MR images yielded computer

178 ervention or a control arm using a concealed computerized random number sequence.

179 or the stylet group (Group S) according to a computerized, random allocation software program.

180 ticipants were assigned by using 1:1 central computerized randomization to either the DA group with u

181 9, through February 28, 2011, by identifying computerized record abstracts for all people with an adm

182 olorectal cancer were tracked via a national computerized record-linkage system to investigate surviv

183 Computerized records were used to collect information on

184 assessed by patient self-report, charts, and computerized records.

185 ts with acute VTE identified from the RIETE (Computerized Registry of Patients With Venous Thromboemb

186 In this study, an association between a computerized risk calculator and microbiologic testing i

187 zing the full phenotypic breadth of the EHR, computerized risk screening approaches may enhance predi

188 A computerized scheme that evaluates whole-body lean body

189 parameters in combination, preferably using computerized screening algorithms that are integrated in

190 A computerized search (Medline) accompanied by a manual se

191 at one institution over a 6-month period, a computerized search identified all high-cost examination

192 A computerized search of the PubMed and Cochrane databases

193 clinicians reading the statement, and (2) a computerized search of the text for specific words or wo

194 A systematic review was conducted using computerized searches of PubMed and Cochrane databases,

195 The computerized segmentation algorithm enables rapid volume

196 There was good agreement between computerized segmentation and manual delineation measure

197 This computerized segmentation method allows for accurate and

198 r image approximately 6-fold (15 seconds for computerized segmentation vs 90 seconds for manual delin

199 A computerized self-ordered spatial search (SOSS) memory t

200 r objectifying communication using automated computerized semantic, linguistic and acoustic analyses.

201 es by using brushing, spraying, ironing, and computerized sewing, a process that will revolutionize t

202 This computerized simulation model can be used to study the i

203 udy, male Sprague-Dawley rats were placed in computerized sound-attenuated feeding modules, the pulp

204 nhaled corticosteroid were randomized to the computerized SR intervention or usual care condition and

205 nd cell counts were performed using unbiased computerized stereology.

206 group, the templates were designed based on computerized surgical plan and manufactured using three-

207 ssions with midwifery students, we refined a computerized survey to assess students' preferences for

208 ic resonance imaging scanned and tested on a computerized sustained attention task after oral methylp

209 A computerized system was developed to automatically notif

210 was recorded by a pressure transducer and a computerized system.

211 ted ventricular catheters and multimodality, computerized systems allow ICP monitoring and individual

212 t meaningful use criteria and ease of use of computerized systems designed for patient population man

213 half of respondents reported the presence of computerized systems for any of the patient population m

214 Computerized systems for managing patient populations we

215 ningful use criteria in early 2012 and using computerized systems for the panel management tasks was

216 t strategies including treating to a target, computerizing targets, and combining clinical and biolog

217 Subjects performed a computerized task where they were presented with a serie

218 rmance scores (reaction time, accuracy) on 2 computerized tasks (word memory [Penn Word Recognition T

219 onal processing was assessed by a battery of computerized tasks and recording of emotion-potentiated

220 We use computerized tasks that probe three cognitive functions-

221 nance paradox": using self-report scales and computerized tasks, we demonstrate that socially dominan

222 s-combined with the availability of advanced computerized technology-suggests that we should be able

223 values of CFF and PHES were compared using a computerized test battery and West Haven criteria as ref

224 x-ICU involves a behavioral assessment and a computerized test of attention, requiring patients to co

225 pplied over DLPFC while subjects performed a computerized test of error awareness.

226 We used a stereoscope and a computerized test removing monocular cues.

227 On the basis of computerized testing, fighters were separated into the c

228 aired and nonimpaired groups on the basis of computerized testing.

229 elopment of object concept permanence (OCP), computerized tests of discrimination learning, and infan

230 ers) were assessed before treatment using 13 computerized tests of psychomotor, executive, memory-att

231 We implemented two computerized texture analysis schemes, classification an

232 sizing based on systolic-phase multidetector computerized tomographic (MDCT) imaging.

233 ith an echocardiogram, exercise stress test, computerized tomographic coronary angiogram, and cardiov

234 (Agatston scores) were determined from chest computerized tomographic imaging data.

235 on a combination of diagnostic 4-dimensional computerized tomographic imaging findings, resolution of

236 Four-dimensional computerized tomographic imaging has been determined to

237 subset undergoing surveillance 4-dimensional computerized tomographic imaging.

238 cardiopulmonary diagnosis for 90 days after computerized tomographic pulmonary angiography.

239 Morbidly obese patients without computerized tomographic scanning stayed in the hospital

240 (P=0.073), and morbidly obese patients with computerized tomographic scanning stayed in the hospital

241 onventional digital subtraction angiography, computerized tomographic, and magnetic resonance angiogr

242 cost-effectiveness ratio for the strategy of computerized tomography (CT) followed by adrenal venous

243 d acute bacterial meningitis (ABM), cerebral computerized tomography (CT) is recommended before lumba

244 assessments, patients underwent protocolized computerized tomography (CT) scan 1 week postoperatively

245 ted by a standing LBIA system (VFALBIA) with computerized tomography (CT) scanned at the L4-L5 verteb

246 Computerized tomography (CT) scanning of the brain is es

247 elopments in digital imaging, ultrasound and computerized tomography (CT) scanning.

248 Original readings of chest X-rays (CXR) and computerized tomography (CT) were noted.

249 oxyglucose positron emission tomography with computerized tomography (FDG-PET/CT), as a test of tumor

250 for lung cancer with low-dose helical chest computerized tomography (LDCT) in the National Lung Scre

251 Computerized tomography (n = 2) suggested that continuou

252 We detected positron emission tomography and computerized tomography (PET-CT) imaging response patter

253 Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography (SPECT) images obtained during r

254 cardiography [MCE] to single photon emission computerized tomography [ECG-GATED SPECT], at rest and a

255 on and low attenuation) of carotid plaque by computerized tomography among PLWHIV without known vascu

256 Computerized tomography analysis demonstrated impaired s

257 Atelectasis was demonstrated using computerized tomography and by measuring oxygenation.

258 Sensitivities of computerized tomography and magnetic resonance imaging f

259 dalities such as magnetic resonance imaging, computerized tomography and whole-body fluorescence.

260 gth and/or volume difference calculated from computerized tomography angiograms) and their matching r

261 parallel to alveolar recruitment (i.e., less computerized tomography densities and heterogeneity, inc

262 Postoperative cone-beam computerized tomography evaluation was used to confirm a

263 art-solid and non-solid nodules in pulmonary computerized tomography images using a Convolutional Neu

264 Single photon emission computerized tomography imaging failed to identify perfu

265 bservation by magnetic resonance imaging and computerized tomography of reduced carotid but not coron

266 based on the symptoms and imaging in initial computerized tomography of the abdomen showing rectal wa

267 the Wells rule, D-dimer and LDH values with computerized tomography pulmonary angiography (CTPA) fin

268 t surgery for EGJA, a HH was searched for on computerized tomography scan and barium swallow, with co

269 est radiograph, and high-resolution thoracic computerized tomography scans.

270 lure, respiratory failure, Escherichia coli, computerized tomography severity index score at admissio

271 Brain and orbital computerized tomography showed an enlarged right superio

272 .001) vs. baseline; the heterogeneity of the computerized tomography signal and the variance of appar

273 At the most mid-buccal computerized tomography slice of each tooth, other param

274 We apply computerized tomography to prenatal developmental series

275 Computerized tomography was used postoperatively to loca

276 rgical Quality Collaborative database with a computerized tomography(CT) scan before major, elective

277 e of high-resolution peripheral quantitative computerized tomography, and bone strength with the use

278 dopamine transporter single photon emission computerized tomography, and perform morphometric analys

279 on, ventilation-perfusion lung scintigraphy, computerized tomography, and/or pulmonary angiography.

280 Computerized tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and

281 Using computerized tomography, PLWHIV without vascular disease

282 ed radiographic pneumonia, as assessed using computerized tomography, supporting this strategy as a p

283 dopamine transported single photon emission computerized tomography.

284 ived (123)I-ioflupane single photon emission computerized tomography.

285 a change in CAC score measured by multislice computerized tomography; main secondary outcome was a ch

286 ant reductions in 2 of 14 categories without computerized tool).

287 ons of omissions in 11 of 14 categories with computerized tool; significant reductions in 2 of 14 cat

288 family in cognitive functions measured using computerized touchscreens.

289 We administered 80 hr of computerized training of cognitive processes to schizoph

290 ontrol through targeted interventions, be it computerized training or self-regulation techniques, is

291 CLL diagnosis, data from 2 countries' entire computerized transfusion experience over more than 30 ye

292 d Relaxation Learning (CARL) is a self-paced computerized treatment based on systematic desensitizati

293 cuity (TAC) and recognition acuity using the computerized version of the Amblyopia Treatment Study VA

294 nd humans would behave when presented with a computerized version of the MHD.

295 Computerized video analysis quantified the amount of fre

296 rformed 1 or 7 days after each blast using a computerized video tracking system in near-darkness to m

297 eduction in corneal thickness measured using computerized videokeratography in both groups at 36 mont

298 ography angiograms using a three-dimensional computerized volume method.

299 tient using a 3-dimensional segmentation and computerized volumetry technique and compared with serum

300 ransfer training effects were assessed using computerized working memory and executive function tasks