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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"symptom detection"”.

  1. Home Telehealth in Heat Failure Patients

    … successfully utilized by agencies to improve symptom detection and potentially reduce rehospitalization rates. Quantifying program effectiveness through data analysis is a critical step for program improvement, resource allocation, and future strategic planning.</p> <p>Methods: Utilizing the …

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  2. Anxiety in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: An Examination of Reporting Trends Among Children, Parents, and Teachers

    … diagnosis is necessary in order to create symptom-specific treatment protocols to address anxious symptoms, diagnostic decisions can be difficult for clinicians to make due to the common reliance on self-, parent- and teacher-report measures for collecting data. Based on theory, problems …

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  3. Detecting and Recovering from In-Core Hardware Faults Through Software Anomaly Treatment

    … support to be amenable to software anomaly detection.) Further, a majority of these faults are tolerated by the applications due to their inherent fault-tolerant nature, resulting in only 0.2% of the injected faults affecting the application and yielding incorrect outputs (such faults are …

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  4. A Qualitative Exploration of Self-Care Behaviors for Disease and Symptom Management Among College Students with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus

    … T1DM, the literature is limited on disease and symptom management experiences among college students with T1DM. Therefore, this qualitative study used the middle-range theory of self-care of chronic illness integration of symptoms as a theoretical framework to conceptualize and explore T1DM …

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