Übersetzung für "Patient diary" in Deutsch

A patient diary or a digital service such as the Pollen app can be useful for this.

Symptom burden was assessed using the MPN-SAF total symptom score (TSS) electronic patient diary, which consisted of 14 questions.

The patient should write down in the patient diary provided with the Ovaleap Pen the date of first use.

The device as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that it is coupled to an electronic patient diary.

All the available data from various, frequently also spatially distributed, databases such as an electronic patient record and, in a particularly advantageous fashion, also an electronic patient diary are brought together and investigated for their temporal relationship with the documented paroxysms.

In addition to the patient diary, which is very important for the functioning of the inventive automated finding of the triggers of the paroxysmally occurring illnesses, and in which self-observations by the patient are recorded, that is to say, for example, what he respectively does, whether he is in the open air or indoors and so on, something which can be significant, for example, with regard to the identification of flying pollen as the cause of a paroxysm, it is also possible for entries by the staff of the hospital, any nursing services or the like in an electronic patient file to provide important indications of the triggers of illness.

A wizard-like application installed on your client's PC allows recorder preparation, local data download, patient demographic entry, diary event annotation, and recording transfer to your facility via secure internet/intranet connection.

If your doctor enables the patient diary feature on your personal therapy manager, you can use the diary to record the level of your pain symptoms before and after bolus dose activation.

The main measures of effectiveness were incontinence episode frequency (IEF, the number of episodes of incontinence per week) recorded in patient diaries and the patients’ scores on an incontinence-specific quality-of-life questionnaire (I-QOL).

The overall incidence of reported hypoglycaemia (recorded in daily patient diaries) was 17.1% in subjects treated with saxagliptin and 14.8% among patients treated with placebo.

During RESET, patient diaries were recorded for an average of 57 days during the run-in phase and 59 days during the randomised-withdrawal phase.

The overall incidence of reported hypoglycaemia (recorded in daily patient diaries) was 17.1% in subjects treated with Onglyza and 14.8% among patients treated with placebo.

The main measure of effectiveness was the time spent in the ‘off' state during the day, as recorded in patients' diaries.

The main measure of effectiveness was the time spent in the ‘ off’ state during the day, as recorded in patient diaries.

Clinical response in sleep-wake amount and timing measures SET and RESET evaluated the duration and timing of nighttime sleep and daytime naps via patient-recorded diaries.

The main measures of effectiveness were incontinence episode frequency (IEF, the number of episodes of incontinence per week) recorded in patient diaries and the patients' scores on an incontinence-specific quality-of-life questionnaire (I-QOL).

The main measure of effectiveness was the time spent in the ‘off’ state during the day, as recorded in patients’ diaries.

The essence of the present invention resides in this case, by comparison with the previous simple evaluation of the electronic patient files and patient diaries, in the search, possibly conducted without prior knowledge, for patterns in time series of the data elements, in order to use these patterns in the data elements to obtain for the respective paroxysmal fits correlations, and thus indications, of triggering causes.