"It's brilliant, because then people won't think it's the accepted standard of care".
Many parts of the country do not meet the generally accepted standard of one primary-care doctor for every 1,000 to 2,000 people, Dr. Starfield said.
Research suggests that adults live longer if they get six or seven hours of sleep a night rather than the accepted standard of eight hours.
Earlier, the Mets revealed their plan to shift to a six-man rotation, subverting the accepted standard of having five pitchers who work every fifth day.
It uses the minimum income standard (MIS), which identifies minimum costs including, for instance, cost of rent, childcare and council tax, decided by a survey of some members of the public as necessary for a minimum accepted standard of living.
Few doctors are even willing to treat pregnant opiate addicts, and there is no universally accepted standard of care for their babies, partly because of the difficulty of conducting research on pregnant women and newborns.
Perhaps so; its hard to imagine a more universally accepted standard of value.
In this study, these metrics are compared to the widely accepted standard of cardiac output (CO) measurement.
Objective: Therapy for twin-twin transfusion syndrome includes amnioreduction, septostomy, and laser ablation, but there is no accepted standard of care.
Investigators and clinicians have recognized the lack of progress and lamented the absence of an accepted standard of care for secondary treatment of aGVHD.
After years of standardized residency training in EM, intubation practice in the USA has become uniform with rapid sequence intubation (RS I representing the widely accepted standard of care.
