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Trends in clinical success rates
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2016This analysis of the industry's clinical-stage portfolio in the past two decades reveals several trends, including a recent improvement in success rates in late-stage trials, an increase in overall portfolio size and higher success rates for biologics and partnered projects.
Katarzyna, Smietana +2 more
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Clinical markers of thrombolytic success
European Heart Journal, 1996Although a number of markers of successful coronary thrombolysis have been proposed, only a few of these have the two necessary features of a clinically useful marker: (1) widespread early availability and (2) good predictive value. The reduction in ST-segment elevation on the standard 12 lead electrocardiogram 1-4 h after initiation of thrombolysis ...
V, Pasceri, F, Andreotti, A, Maseri
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Evaluating the success of clinical supervision
British Journal of Nursing, 1997Clinical supervision continues to be a topical issue within nursing and current debate centres around how it can be systematically evaluated. Therefore, Butterworth et al's (1997) multi-site study exploring several questions of clinical supervision and outcome/evaluation has been eagerly anticipated.
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Strategies for success as a clinical preceptor
The Nurse Practitioner, 2012An integral part of an advanced practice nursing student's education is to partner with a clinical preceptor. Developing strategies to balance busy clinical practice and preceptor responsibilities can foster a positive mentoring experience.
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The Illusion of Clinical Success
2020Abstract This chapter discusses how clinicians struggle to identify and treat illnesses whose sources often lie outside the medical system. That is what makes root causes so powerful: they escape ready treatment and underlie a multiplicity of medical presentations.
Michael D. Stein, Sandro Galea
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Education for Health, 2019
The road from prematriculation to graduation looks different for each student at each institution. To successfully complete the curriculum, students must often overcome difficulties, both academic and nonacademic. Up to 15% of 3rd-year medical students in the United States are still struggling on the major components of their clerkships and 11% in ...
Chris, Diem, Angela, Hairrell
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The road from prematriculation to graduation looks different for each student at each institution. To successfully complete the curriculum, students must often overcome difficulties, both academic and nonacademic. Up to 15% of 3rd-year medical students in the United States are still struggling on the major components of their clerkships and 11% in ...
Chris, Diem, Angela, Hairrell
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The Clinical Success Of All-Ceramic Restorations
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2008The authors conducted a comprehensive literature review to compile and compare clinical evidence for the treatment of teeth using all-ceramic restorations.The authors searched the English-language peer-reviewed literature using MEDLINE and PubMed with a focus on research published between 1993 and 2008.
Alvaro, Della Bona, J Robert, Kelly
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Adenoidectomy: Anatomical Versus Clinical Success
Indian Journal of Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery, 2023Endoscopic adenoidectomy with powered instruments,a challenge in resource-constraint developing countries, has been on the rise. To evaluate conventional curettage as compared to endoscopic assisted adenoidectomy in the successful management of adenoid enlargement.
Paresh P. Naik +3 more
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Predictors of success in a smoking cessation clinic
Journal of General Internal Medicine, 1996We identified factors associated with success among the first 531 patients referred to a Veterans Affairs Medical Center smoking cessation clinic. Both patients and providers completed questionnaires covering smoking history, other health habits, and comorbidity. The 3-month success rate was 23% of all referrals or 42% of clinic attendees.
S E, Sherman, M M, Wang, B, Nguyen
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Clinical trials in nephrology: success or failure
Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 2007A large amount of clinical and epidemiologic evidence has been gathered supporting the importance of blood pressure control in reducing chronic kidney disease progression. Suppression of the rennin-angiotensin-aldosterone system should also be considered in any patient with chronic kidney disease, in particular if albuminuria is present.Analysis of ...
Jose A, Garcia-Donaire +2 more
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