National Information Center on Health Services Research and Health Care Technology (NICHSR)
Outcomes (including a few Health Services Research - Related Terms)
- activities of daily living [mh]
- benefit [tw]
- benefits [tw]
- budgets [mh]
- chronic disease [mh]
- clinical trials data monitoring committees [mh]
- cognitive function [tw]
- economics [sh]
- death [mh]
- diffusion of innovation [mh]
- discharge [tw]
- economics, pharmaceutical [mh]
- evidence based practice [mh]
- functional status [tw]
- guideline adherence [mh]
- harm [tw]
- harms [tw]
- health services research [mh]
- health status [mh]
- hospitalization [mh]
- interventions [tw]
- life expectancy [mh]
- longevity [mh]
- models, statistical [mh]
- models, theoretical [mh:noexp]
- morbidity [mh]
- mortality [mh]
- noninferior [tw]
- noninferiority [tw]
- outcome and process assessment [mh]
- outcome [tw]
- outcomes [tw]
- patient compliance [mh]
- postoperative care [mh]
- postoperative complications [mh]
- product surveillance, postmarketing [mh]
- propensity score [tw]
- quality-adjusted life years [mh]
- quality of life [mh]
- recovery of function [mh]
- recurrence [mh]
- relapse [tw]
- remission [tw]
- reoperation [mh]
- risk [tw]
- risk management [mh]
- survival analysis [mh]
- survival rate [mh]
- technology assessment, biomedical [mh]
Explanation of qualifiers used above:
[mh] is a qualifying two-letter expression signifying that the term is a Medical Subheading Heading (MeSH) used by NLM indexers.
[sh] is a qualifying two-letter expression signifying that the term is a MeSH subheading used by NLM indexers.
[mh:noexp] is a qualifying expression signifying that the term is a MeSH term with the automatic inclusion of more specific terms turned off. See PubMed Help for further explanation.
[tw] is a qualifying expression signifying that the text word or phrase is from titles, abstracts, or MeSH terms found in PubMed citations.
