ライフサイエンスコーパス: self-assessment

1 on in average AREE and valuably enhance AREE self-assessment.

2 reover they can be used even at home for the self-assessment.

3 (ASCO) to aid oncology practices in quality self-assessment.

4 eater for durometry than for MRSS or patient self-assessment.

5 rdized questionnaire, and anthropometrics by self-assessment.

6 ons) a tuberculin screening program based on self-assessment.

7 r EBUS-TBNA experience, and association with self-assessments.

8 s that may improve its utility as a tool for self-assessment and central oversight.

9 sk assessment tool (FRAMp) which serves as a self-assessment and educational tool for fresh produce f

10 After self-assessment and individualized feedback using the Ma

11 at medical oncologists voluntarily engage in self-assessment and often select measures related to sup

12 complete a daily diary of weight and symptom self-assessment and to identify predictors of diary use.

13 Self-assessments and trained professional readings of PP

14 events, identification of their predictors, self-assessment, and feedback.

15 Self-assessments corresponded closely to actual EBUS-STA

16 Patients' self-assessment data were compared with clinicians' asse

17 others agreed to participate in testing and self-assessment done using simple written instructions.

18 ectal Surgery Educational Program (CARSEP) V Self-assessment Examination (SAE) from 1997 to 2002 were

19 using patient reports on the General Health Self-Assessment Form and a KS-specific measure.

20 setting, providing evidence that a patient's self-assessment instrument (OMDQ) may serve as an altern

21 ic pain of the hip or knee in the context of self-assessment instruments commonly used to assess pain

22 r Lung Cancer Symptom Scale or Linear Analog Self Assessment measures; scores were transformed to a s

23 Three of the studies used a self-assessment method where they provided the patient w

24 mprised tabletop object recognition tasks, a self-assessment mobility questionnaire, and screen-based

25 18.3 years old) in spring 2013 completed the Self Assessment of Allergic Rhinitis and Asthma (SACRA)

26 lbumin, handgrip strength (HGS), and patient-self assessment of food intake.

27 greatest positive likelihood ratios (LRs+): self assessment of going through the transition (LR+ ran

28 cluding a 15-item confidence log (C-Log) for self assessment of musculoskeletal examination skills an

29 tal Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS), and self assessment of the impact of their disabilities and

30 stimuli, processing of traumatic events, and self-assessment of anxiety.

31 Scores from 2 instruments for self-assessment of breathlessness, Mahler's baseline dys

32 f the scores from "key feature" cases in the self-assessment of colon and rectal surgeons.

33 was estimated using a revised version of the Self-Assessment of Communication (SAC-Hx).

34 Survey respondents' self-assessment of full or partial compliance with CLSI

35 substantial amount of error in individuals' self-assessment of health and 2) reliability is worse fo

36 The survey included self-assessment of health habits, routine medical care p

37 e resident on the accuracy of the resident's self-assessment of his or her performance.

38 The survey included self-assessment of major medical errors, a validated dep

39 Surveys included self-assessment of medical errors and linear analog scal

40 Surveys included self-assessment of medical errors, linear analog self-as

41 -assessment of medical errors, linear analog self-assessment of overall quality of life (QOL) and fat

42 Self-assessment of perimenopausal status had the smalles

43 return to work or school, as well as patient self-assessment of physical and psychosocial health, soc

44 Patients also completed a self-assessment of psoriasis severity.

45 severity and highly correlated to patient's self-assessment of severity (r=0.46-0.86, P<0.0001), whe

46 The self-assessment of surgical specialists, in this case co

47 b-based standardized questionnaire including self-assessment of their knowledge, diagnostic path and

48 All persons with self-assessments of "not flat" should return for reading

49 Patient self-assessments of oral pain and clinical assessments o

50 ary analytes cortisol and alpha-amylase with self-assessments of psychosomatic stress, ethnographic o

51 SS (r = 0.70, P < 0.0001), change in patient self-assessments of skin disease (r = 0.52, P = 0.003),

52 ll with MRSS (r = 0.69, P < 0.0001), patient self-assessments of skin disease (r = 0.69, P < 0.0001),

53 ase the feasibility and precision of patient self-assessments of symptoms of HF with minimized respon

54 ditional skin scoring, and reflect patients' self-assessments of their disease.

55 n Resource) and MKSAP (Medical Knowledge and Self Assessment Program).

56 n Resource) and MKSAP (Medical Knowledge and Self- Assessment Program).

57 rt Medicine and MKSAP (Medical Knowledge and Self-Assessment Program).

58 ACP), including MKSAP (Medical Knowledge and Self-Assessment Program).

59 rt Medicine and MKSAP (Medical Knowledge and Self-Assessment Program).

60 ACP), including MKSAP (Medical Knowledge and Self-Assessment Program).

61 ACP), including MKSAP (Medical Knowledge and Self-Assessment Program).

62 erican Society of Nephrology, and Nephrology Self-Assessment Program; others-including ASN's online c

63 2), both groups completed another PPSB and a self-assessment questionnaire recording perceived change

64 information website who completed the GerdQ self-assessment questionnaire were invited to participat

65 We also administered self-assessment questionnaires for activities of daily l

66 nce of joint pain in the context of standard self-assessment questionnaires: the Hip Disability and O

67 Both methods used identical self-assessment questions and answers and guideline text

68 s correlated with pain (r = 0.58) and global self assessment (r = 0.61).

69 Blinded self-assessment rating of the overall stiffness for indi

70 The predictive value of a negative self-assessment reading was 99.5%, and the specificity w

71 Self-assessment results were submitted just before train

72 There was no significant association between self-assessment scores and marital status, education lev

73 risk score threshold of -1, the Osteoporosis Self-Assessment Screening Tool had a sensitivity of 81%

74 e art in the identification of IDRs, and our self-assessment shows that it significantly improves ove

75 (QOPI) is a practice-based system of quality self-assessment sponsored by the participants and the Am

76 where unaffected by winner RHP, suggesting a self-assessment strategy.

77 found experience may result in adoption of a self-assessment strategy.

78 However, patient self-assessments suggested a possible advantage to AM th

79 A self-assessment survey showed improvement in suturing (s

80 6 (SF-36) Vitality Subscale, a linear analog self-assessment, the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, and

81 r individual hospitals, providing a hospital self-assessment tool for identifying targets for improve

82 l screening instruments (70.1%), and patient self-assessment tools (59.9%).

83 f coping and social support based on patient self-assessment were the best significant predictors of

84 A critical feature is self-assessment, which estimates the anticipated reliabi

85 awareness and leads to self-examination and self-assessment, which in turn improves quality and outc