Traduction de «numbers of patients elect to have the treatment » (Français → Néerlandais) :

In this case the intent-to-treat analysis can give unrealistically narrow confidence intervals if substantial numbers of patients elect to have the treatment they were not randomized to receive 22 .
In this case the intent-to-treat analysis can give unrealistically narrow confidence intervals if substantial numbers of patients elect to have the treatment they were not randomized to receive 21 .

The optimal scenario for informing the patient with regard to decisions related to reimbursement of products linked to a specific treatment is similar to the previous one but ( Figure 8) presents a higher number of respondents choosing “inside the organs” and “at each step”.
The optimal scenario for informing the patient with regard to decisions related to reimbursement of products linked to a specific treatment is similar to the previous one but (Figure 8) presents a higher number of respondents choosing “inside the organs” and “at each step”. Only 26% would choose to inform the patient outside the existing organs, and with a stronger preference on informing after the decision is taken.

Clinical examination skills for healthcare professionals Today, an increasing number of healthcare professionals (including nurses, midwives and members of many allied professions) have to conduct the vital first stage in a patient’s journey – taking a clinical history and conducting an effective physical [ Bibliothèque ] [ 12/01/2014 ]
Clinical examination skills for healthcare professionals Today, an increasing number of healthcare professionals (including nurses, midwives and members of many allied professions) have to conduct the vital first stage in a patient’s journey – taking a clinical history and conducting an effective physical [ bibliotheek ] [ 12/01/2014 ]

Older trials showed poor outcomes, and two randomised trials of carotid stenting were stopped early after these poor outcomes in stented patients.16 These early trials used techniques which have now been superseded, but the safety of endovascular treatment remains as yet insufficiently known.
Older trials showed poor outcomes, and two randomised trials of carotid stenting were stopped early after these poor outcomes in stented patients. 16 These early trials used techniques which have now been superseded, but the safety of endovascular treatment remains as yet insufficiently known.