The phrase "a structured pathway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a well-organized route or method for achieving a goal or process.
Example: "The training program provides a structured pathway for employees to develop their skills and advance in their careers."
Alternatives: "an organized route" or "a systematic approach."
A structured pathway for developing postgraduate curricula has been proposed for critical care anesthesiologists [39] and for specific perioperative POCUS applications [40, 41].
This ideal has been achieved in France, where the critical care community has developed a structured pathway for training in advanced CCE that leads to certification.
The activities inferred using a structured pathway model successfully stratify the glioblastoma patients into clinically-relevant subtypes.
The SCM is a structured pathway of care for people with depression, directing people to the most appropriate and least costly interventions.
The AHRRTS program's focus on continuing professional development tailored to the learning requirements of individual health practitioners across the span of their careers provided a structured pathway to engaging in professional development for informants.
National and international guidelines on the diagnosis and management of LVSD have been published, [ 2- 4] and current diagnostic algorithms support a structured pathway of history, examination, and diagnostic testing with brain natriuretic peptide (BNP) and electrocardiogram (ECG) as part of the initial diagnostic assessment by family physicians (GPs) [ 3].
53.1 % felt they would consider applying for dual training if there was a more structured pathway for LTFT trainees.
If the HEE report is positive, a review of pharmacists' career paths will follow, says Aiello: "Career development tends to be aligned to local needs rather than a structured training pathway nationally.
To describe results from a structured clinic pathway designed to minimise inaccuracies and diagnostic delays in the diagnosis of breast cancer.
Consensus reached: 100% agreement A structured referral pathway may ensure better interspecialty communication and timely and efficient management of LNPCPs.
These criteria were revised and based on the current evidence a structured clinical pathway was developed for use by all health care providers (see additional file 1).
