Sentence examples for a professional consensus from inspiring English sources

As we approach the first-year anniversary of the introduction of this bill into parliament, it is clear that the government's attempts to build a professional consensus behind it have abjectly failed.

Doctors described a professional consensus that nonsurgical medication abortions were safe and effective through nine weeks of pregnancy, and with a lower dosage than that used in the earliest trials.

The psychiatric association's diagnoses are mostly based on a professional consensus about what clusters of symptoms are associated with a disease, like depression, and not on any objective laboratory measure, like blood counts or other biological markers.

There is a professional consensus, 70 90% of heel pain patients can be managed by non-operative measures.

The programme is based on the existing evidence base, a professional consensus of UK PT/OTs and a programme that has some evidence of short-term effectiveness [ 36].

13 15 However, courts usually rely on a professional consensus about what a reasonable dentist would do in a similar circumstance.

There is a wide professional consensus that too much is being spent on hospital buildings it cannot afford, and it is failing to reduce spending on drug treatments that do not work.

These findings were echoed at a national professional consensus which highlighted the importance of research into anal incontinence, including the problems of failed recognition and uncertainty about the best method of repair [ 33].

The fourth estate came together in an unprecedented professional consensus.

Andrew Burnham, the shadow health secretary, accused ministers of having "abjectly failed to build a political and professional consensus behind the bill", which he believed could still be stopped.

Currently there is a lack of professional consensus on how cessation interventions should be evaluated.