outcome measurement

collocation in English

meanings of outcomeand measurement

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outcome
noun[C usually singular]
uk /ˈaʊt.kʌm/ us /ˈaʊt.kʌm/
a result or effect of an action, ...
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measurement
noun
uk /ˈmeʒ.ə.mənt/ us /ˈmeʒ.ɚ.mənt/
the act or process ...
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Examples of outcome measurement

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Similarly, there is a danger that outcomemeasurement triggers investigation or additional treatments, which are either of no benefit or harm to patients.
The emphasis in this paper has been on the agreement of outcomes from healthcare interventions, as determined by two distinct methods for outcomemeasurement.
Outcomemeasurement: primary outcome measures to be reported clearly; if values for health states are used, individual utilities should be distinct from modeling society's valuation.
There are also many differences between trials in sample size, protocol, rigour, outcomemeasurement and duration of f ollow-up.
Mixed results were shown for length of follow-up, independence of outcomemeasurement, and publication date.
The health economist has to be the imperialist, drawing the ignorant into enlightenment and consideration of opportunity costs and health outcomemeasurement.
Schulz and colleagues also noted that contradictory findings arise from methodological variations in sampling, conceptualisation and outcomemeasurement.
Overcoming obstacles to routine outcomemeasurement.
Insufficient data were available to address hypotheses concerning multi- versus singlecentered studies, prospective approach, consecutive recruitment, or independent/blinded outcomemeasurement.
T he appropriate outcomemeasurement for research evaluations and for audit and monitoring of service provision might logically be quality-of-life measures, with scales assessing physical, psychological and social function.
Comparison of studies was found to be limited by lack of standardization in therapy administration and outcomemeasurement, as well as issues relating to study design.
Outcomemeasurement and needs assessment among those cared for by specialist psychiatric services represent a health technology, which consumes resources - including clinician time and administrative support.
The outcomemeasurement was very poor indeed and, if you like, the quality control was not very good.
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In this paper, we recast the outcome measurements so that they are the more familiar measurements, recall and precision.
Clinically significant effects on patient outcome measurements were, however, not achieved.
This study could also form a basis for further research into appropriate methodologies and outcome measurements as they relate to each component of this approach.
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