Outcomes

The first category includes learning outcomes, access outcomes, infrastructure and facilities for outcomes and equity and access outcomes.

Aphasia outcomes There are several outcomes that contribute to a patient's overall outcomes once diagnosed with aphasia including: neuroplasticity, age, overall health status, and patient motivation.

Particularly, if the first event can yield one of n equiprobable outcomes and another has one of m equiprobable outcomes then there are mn possible outcomes of the joint event.

At six months, functional outcomes in ENRICH were assessed using the utility-weighted modified Rankin Scale (UWmRS) with differences greater than zero corresponding to improved outcomes.

Hannah Worsley, Norwich Foodbank project manager, said, "We were delighted to work with the UEA research team to independently evaluate and understand our project, in terms of what we expected the outcomes to be and what some actual outcomes were.

So we’ve tried to focus on some potential positive outcomes and some potential less positive outcomes.

And in terms of timing, they found that people that snacked earlier in the day chose healthier snacks and had better health outcomes, while people who snacked late at night, especially on sugary foods, had poor health outcomes.

Finally, in the experiments where positive outcomes replaced negative outcomes, participants showed no wishful thinking.

I’m optimistic that by learning from countries that achieve remarkable outcomes with modest means, we can enhance clinical outcomes, reduce clinician burnout, and make quality health care accessible and affordable for all Americans.

Regenerate Outcomes, which launched in 2021, sponsors a long-term farm mentoring programme, as well as verification services related to soil carbon and other environmental outcomes.

However, there were negative trends for most outcomes in the “severe” group, while there were positive trends for all outcomes in the “critical” group, the results showed.

Is trust something built up more through good outcomes or through inclusive outcomes?

The launch of the Healthcare Worker Exposure Response and Outcomes (HERO) research program was announced today by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), whose Board of Governors today approved support for the program.

Improving Customer Outcomes, Bank of New Zealand, KiwiSaver, recognising products, services or campaigns that improve consumer outcomes.

Sometimes, in order to change a mundane system, we need to define the outcomes wherein the systems to achieve the outcomes fall in place automatically.

The ILO has gone further to build on the decent work agenda by developing the Ten Policy Outcomes which emphasise the development of comprehensive employment policies that promote better labour market outcomes and protection of workers.

The study examined WGU alumni outcomes based on Gallup’s measures of work and life outcomes—including employee engagement, well-being, and emotional attachment to the university.

The Westgate lost on the game itself, but did well on proposition bets — wagers on unique and various outcomes offered starting a few days ahead of the game — and on futures bets, which allow gamblers to wager on outcomes way in advance.

Actual outcomes: The C-suite wants outcomes to correspond to corporate strategy.

If ACT schools are achieving outcomes that are not captured by conventional forms of measurement, the public needs to know what these outcomes are.