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Evaluating a Comprehensive Model of Euthymia
Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 2023Introduction: In research and treatment of mood disorders, “euthymia” traditionally denotes the absence of clinically significant mood disturbance. A newer, expanded definition of euthymia also includes positive affect and psychological well-being.
Jeffrey R. Vittengl +3 more
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A Comprehensive Approach to Clinical Evaluation
Journal of Nursing Education, 1998ABSTRACT Historically, the summative clinical evaluation of nursing students has been problematic. Tools of measurement for clinical performance have been subjective and, at times, biased at several levels. With these thoughts and past experiences in mind, the faculty in an associate degree nursing program developed a comprehensive approach ...
G R, Woolley, M S, Bryan, J W, Davis
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Comprehensive Evaluation for Chronic Pain
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2022Chronic pain is a common presenting problem in primary care offices. Primary pain disorders and chronic pain secondary to another underlying medical problem can significantly impact a patient's function and quality of life. Chronic pain is a complex diagnosis requiring individualized biomedical, psychosocial, and behavioral evaluations for each patient.
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A Comprehensive Approach to Faculty Evaluation
Journal of Nursing Education, 1988ABSTRACT The purpose of this undertaking was to design a comprehensive faculty evaluation instrument that would reflect the complexities of the faculty role. An 80-item instrument was designed from a review of the literature, content analyses on job descriptions, existing evaluation tools.
D L, Boland, S L, Sims
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Comprehensive eye evaluation algorithm
SPIE Proceedings, 2016In recent years, several research groups have developed automatic algorithms to detect diabetic retinopathy (DR) in individuals with diabetes (DM), using digital retinal images. Studies have indicated that diabetics have 1.5 times the annual risk of developing primary open angle glaucoma (POAG) as do people without DM.
Carla Agurto +5 more
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Comprehensive Curriculum Evaluation
Journal of Nursing Education, 1986The comprehensive scope of this evaluation plan, with both summative and formative components, will provide the data necessary to guide our decision making. Some aspects, such as sampling students' work, the use of simulation, and the testing of actual learning, strengthens this process. However, satisfaction with our initial attempts at evaluation has
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Comprehensive Evaluation of the Older Woman
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 2003Nearly 50% of American women will be older than 45 years by the year 2015. Because the life expectancy of women is anticipated to extend to an average age of 81 years by 2050, the aging woman will become the predominant patient seeking health care. These statistics reveal the importance for health care providers to become familiar with the health care ...
Shilpa H, Amin +2 more
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Comprehensive evaluation of cardiac pacemakers
The American Journal of Cardiology, 1970Excerpt At present, permanent cardiac pacemakers are electively replaced after 18 months. Some generators have failed earlier, and thus far no foolproof system can predict impending failure.
Ronald S. Pennock +3 more
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A comprehensive evaluation of pregnancy tests
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1969Nine pregnancy tests—two biologic and seven immunologic—were evaluated. The biologic procedures proved superior to the immunologic tests. Of the immunologic procedures evaluated, the tube tests were found to be superior to the slide tests. False-positive and false-negative results were more common in the immunologic than in the biologic tests.
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Comprehensive evaluation of the geriatric patient
Postgraduate Medicine, 1987PreviewThe burgeoning elderly population in the United States requires increasing healthcare time and resources, because disabling chronic disease is replacing acute illness as the primary cause of morbidity and mortality among this age-group. As the primary care physician's geriatric case load increases, comprehensive evaluation of the elderly patient
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