«
Patients in the study spent an average of approximately 27 minutes per day exercising over the course of an average 30 days in recovery,» wrote the researchers.
Not exact matches
The average 90 - day
spending on
patients in the
study is almost $ 27,500; for every additional increase
in spending of roughly $ 8,500, the researchers found a reduction
in mortality risk of about 2 percentage points.
«Better treatment, not more
spending, saves heart attack
patients,
study finds: Increases
in early stenting have paid off
in lives and dollars, but overall costs have grown without accompanying reductions
in mortality.»
Now a newly published
study with a distinctive design, led by an MIT health care scholar, shows that increased
spending on emergency care does,
in fact, produce better outcomes for
patients.
Analyzing
patients covered by Medicare, the
study finds that increasing emergency - care
spending by one standard deviation about the mean generates roughly a 10 percent (and 4 percentage point) reduction
in mortality.
A new
study by Dartmouth Institute researchers found that Medicare ACOs are making modest, yet increasing gains
in these areas, particularly when it comes to treating
patients with multiple conditions who are responsible for the greatest proportion of
spending.
Even with insurance, it may cost $ 1,000 or more,
study finds: 37 percent rise
in out - of - pocket
spending seen among 50 million privately insured
patients in just four years.»
Referencing the 15
patients still
in remission at the close of this longitudinal
study, Dr. Chen said, «Each day that these individuals continue to
spend with their loved ones is a testament to the strides our community is making
in understanding and beating treatment - resistant lymphomas.»
It seems I was
spending hours reading paper after paper reporting an endless stream of animal
studies on this connection that, to me, have little or no practical value
in terms of addressing the needs of
patients suffering from behavioral or neurodegenerative disorders.
Recently Howey mentioned, «The key to making it as a writer is to write a lot, write great stories, publish them yourself,
spend more time writing,
study the industry, act like a pro, network, be nice, invest
in yourself and your craft, and be
patient.
In another
study, surgeons
spent an additional three minutes making orienting comments, using reassuring language, and conveying empathy while working with
patients.
Most of the literature on psychological interventions is merely descriptive, and the few
studies that include a control group usually compare intervention vs waiting list controls.5 - 7 This design does not control the effect of the time
spent with the therapist or meeting other
patients, which may be therapeutic
in itself for some
patients, as shown by the increasing popularity of self - help groups for bipolar
patients.17
Estimates for average hourly wage of the
patients treated for depression ($ 15.95 (# 9.97)-RRB- and average time
spent attending an outpatient visit (2.7 hours) were taken from a previous
study of depression treatment
in primary care.20
Patient time required for assessments by a care manager was estimated as 15 minutes per contact.
The Karnofsky scale was reportedly valid and reliable
in several patient populations.21 In this study good agreement was observed between two raters in the allocation of patients to the specified outcome categories (Cohen's (kappa) greater than 0.8 at every time point).22 Subsidiary measures of functioning included a patient rating of interference with daily activities, 23 improvement in employment status, and number of days spent in bed each wee
in several
patient populations.21
In this study good agreement was observed between two raters in the allocation of patients to the specified outcome categories (Cohen's (kappa) greater than 0.8 at every time point).22 Subsidiary measures of functioning included a patient rating of interference with daily activities, 23 improvement in employment status, and number of days spent in bed each wee
In this
study good agreement was observed between two raters
in the allocation of patients to the specified outcome categories (Cohen's (kappa) greater than 0.8 at every time point).22 Subsidiary measures of functioning included a patient rating of interference with daily activities, 23 improvement in employment status, and number of days spent in bed each wee
in the allocation of
patients to the specified outcome categories (Cohen's (kappa) greater than 0.8 at every time point).22 Subsidiary measures of functioning included a
patient rating of interference with daily activities, 23 improvement
in employment status, and number of days spent in bed each wee
in employment status, and number of days
spent in bed each wee
in bed each week.