Sentence examples for Prior to documentation from inspiring English sources

Subjects who stop treatment prior to documentation of relapses will be required to undergo appropriate CT/MRI evaluation for detection of relapse.

Only three of the 37 patients enrolled were found to have PIK3CA gene mutations: two patients with breast cancer who went on to receive treatment had an H1047L mutation in exon 9 and an E545K mutation, and the third patient had a less predominant M1043I mutation but withdrew prior to documentation of progression of disease.

A number of factors were introduced following initial findings, including making the allergy status mandatory on ICIP, not allowing the admission summary to be saved prior to allergy documentation and ensuring current allergy documentation on EPR.

This definition was chosen on the basis of a previous study which indicated that in the SLaM BRC Case Register, the documentation of treatment for a mental health disorder generally occurs prior to the documentation of a formal diagnosis.

The gel was destained in distilled water prior to photographic documentation.

In the intervention group, five patients were excluded because they withdrew consent prior to the documentation of baseline data.

Four other infants had CSF obtained more than 2 days after the diagnosis of UTI but prior to laboratory documentation of clearance of candiduria.

Considering the low rate of positive blood cultures (BC) in pediatric bacterial community-acquired pneumonia (2.5 to 5%) [ 33, 34], these published rates as well as our data likely constitute an under-estimation, as bacterial pneumonia diagnosis relied on positive cultures from sterile sites or autopsies and as part of children had received antibiotics prior to microbiological documentation.

S3 will generally verify the medical circumstances prior to sending out documentation.

Prior to this, clinical documentation for these patients was recorded on the standard ED record.

Prior to October 2010, the documentation of C-spine status on admission to critical care was incomplete or unclear in over 40% of these patients.