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  1. 1801
    “…The psychogenic and neurogenic components of pruritus in these patients were evaluated using six validated questionnaires or criteria, namely, the diagnosis criteria of psychogenic pruritus, the NP5 questionnaire, the Brest Pruritus Qualitative Assessment Questionnaire, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, Toronto Alexithymia Scale, and DN4i. RESULTS: Twenty‐five patients with NP and 15 with PP were included. …”
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    Psychogenic and neurogenic components in patients with psychogenic or neuropathic pruritus: PRURINEURO: A non‐interventional single‐centre prospective assay
  2. 1802
    “…In this study, we used both case-crossover and time-series analyses to assess the associations between size-fractionated particulate matter and asthma hospitalization among children 6-12 years old living in Toronto between 1981 and 1993. Specifically, we used exposures averaged over periods varying from 1 to 7 days to assess the effects of particulate matter on asthma hospitalization. …”
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    The influence of ambient coarse particulate matter on asthma hospitalization in children: case-crossover and time-series analyses.
  3. 1803
    por O'Grady, Laura A
    Publicado 2006
    “…Participants were recruited through organizations that serve the HIV/AIDS community located in Toronto, Canada. Demographics, data on Internet use, including messages exchanged in the study environment were collected. …”
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    Consumer e-health education in HIV/AIDS: a pilot study of a web-based video workshop
  4. 1804
    “…As an example of the application of these values, we estimated that the observed decrease in particulate sulfate concentrations in Toronto between 1984 and 1999 resulted in annual benefits of $1.4 million (95% confidence interval $0.91–1.8 million) in relation to reduced emergency department visits and hospital admissions for cardiorespiratory disease. …”
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    Economic evaluation of the benefits of reducing acute cardiorespiratory morbidity associated with air pollution
  5. 1805
    “…A workshop to validate and discuss the findings was conducted in Toronto, adding important insights to the study. RESULTS: Both Ontario and The Netherlands conceive health system performance within supportive frameworks. …”
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    Comparing health system performance assessment and management approaches in the Netherlands and Ontario, Canada
  6. 1806
    “…METHODS: A cross-sectional questionnaire was administered to 175 individuals in waiting rooms of two hospitals diagnostic centres in Toronto, Canada. Subjects were asked about their willingness to participate, in principle, and the extent of their participation (frequency and duration) in health education interventions under various settings and in intervention evaluation surveys using various survey methods. …”
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    Program design features that can improve participation in health education interventions
  7. 1807
    “…We studied 17 different families with the BRCA1 2800delAA mutation; seven were ascertained in Scotland (Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews), five in Canada (Toronto, Victoria) and five in the United States (Chicago, Philadelphia, Seattle). …”
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    Evidence of a founder BRCA1 mutation in Scotland
  8. 1808
    “…End points included local and systemic disease recurrence, complications and functional outcome (measured using the 1987 and 1993 Musculoskeletal Tumour Society Rating Scales (MSTS) and the Toronto Extremity Salvage Score (TESS)). Results. …”
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    A Comparison of Outcome of Osteoarticular Allograft Reconstruction and Shoulder Arthrodesis Following Resection of Primary Tumours of the Proximal Humerus
  9. 1809
    “…They identified whether they experienced any of the following symptoms: pain, stiffness, fatigue, weakness, limited range of motion, or swelling.The Toronto Extremity Salvage Score (TESS), a measure of physical disability, was also completed. …”
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    Symptoms and their Relationship to Disability Following Treatment for Lower Extremity Tumours
  10. 1810
    “…METHODS: Ethnographic interviews and a subsequent focus group were conducted with 20 adolescents with an ostomy or j-pouch being treated at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. Interviews were transcribed verbatim and subjected to theme generation. …”
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    Struggles, strengths, and strategies: an ethnographic study exploring the experiences of adolescents living with an ostomy
  11. 1811
    “…The patients completed the new symptoms scale, the Toronto Symptoms Check List (SCL) and the generic Short Form 36 (SF-36) the day before the planned DC cardioversion. …”
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    Validity and reliability of a new, short symptom rating scale in patients with persistent atrial fibrillation
  12. 1812
    “…Participants were drawn from two selected regions: Sudbury and District (northern Ontario) and the Greater Toronto Area (southern Ontario). Analysis drew on concepts of place and space to capture the complex interplay between geographic location, sociodemographic position, and people’s efforts to understand and modify their risk for CHD. …”
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    Context and Cardiovascular Risk Modification in Two Regions of Ontario, Canada: A Photo Elicitation Study
  13. 1813
    “…OBJECTIVE: We examined developmental aspects of the emotional awareness of adolescents by evaluating their responses to a self-reported questionnaire based on the Toronto Alexithymia Scale-20 (TAS-20). METHODS: The items of the TAS-20 were modified to make them more understandable by adolescents, and nine new items related to a limited capacity for imagination were added. …”
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    Validity issues in the assessment of alexithymia related to the developmental stages of emotional cognition and language
  14. 1814
    “…METHODS: A chart review of patients who were evaluated using the Korean version of the 20-item Toronto Alexithymia Scale (TAS-20) and Symptom Checklist 90-Revised (SCL-90-R) at the same time between the years 2003 and 2007 was conducted. …”
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    The Relationship between Alexithymia and General Symptoms of Patients with Depressive Disorders
  15. 1815
    “…This study evaluated how alexithymic characteristics, as measured by the Korean version of the Toronto Alexithymia Scale-20 (TAS-20K), could be related to stress response patterns, as measured by the Stress Response Inventory (SRI), within a sample composed of individuals diagnosed with depressive disorders. …”
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    Alexithymia and Stress Response Patterns among Patients with Depressive Disorders in Korea
  16. 1816
    “…METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: Using a geomatics framework and geographic information systems software, we studied 4,587 ambulance dispatches and 10,693 emergency room admissions for violent injury occurrences among adults (aged 18–64) in Toronto, Canada, during 2002 and 2004, using population-based datasets. …”
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    Patterns of Urban Violent Injury: A Spatio-Temporal Analysis
  17. 1817
    “…METHODS: We analyzed applicants to the University of Toronto medical school in 2005 (n = 2052) to test for possible institutional bias against rural applicants and possible applicant bias against the institution. …”
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    Rural medical students at urban medical schools: Too few and far between?
  18. 1818
    “…RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS: Longitudinal follow-up of 175 of 197 (89%) participants in the Toronto Diabetic Neuropathy Cohort without baseline neuropathy for incident neuropathy. …”
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    Prediction of Incident Diabetic Neuropathy Using the Monofilament Examination: A 4-year prospective study
  19. 1819
    “…METHODS: Thirty-seven parents of children (17 who walked; 20 who were driven) from four elementary schools in Toronto, Canada participated in semi-structured interviews. …”
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    What's "quickest and easiest?": parental decision making about school trip mode
  20. 1820
    “…Sixty home inspections were conducted on a subsample of the 2006 population-based Toronto Child Health Evaluation Questionnaire. Indoor/outdoor air and settled dust samples were analyzed. …”
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    Do Questions Reflecting Indoor Air Pollutant Exposure from a Questionnaire Predict Direct Measure of Exposure in Owner-Occupied Houses?
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