Sentence examples for adaptation of recommendations from inspiring English sources

Adaptation of recommendations is required because several judgments influence recommendations.

Previously, the local process involved the adaptation of recommendations issued by the WHO through a relatively closed process by a small panel of local experts [ 41].

This laboratory provided immediate feedback (<48 hours after strains were received) to hospitals, which facilitated prompt adaptation of local control measures, and to CCLIN and InVS, which enabled regular tracing of the strain dissemination and adaptation of recommendations.

WHO should provide detailed guidance for adaptation of international recommendations.

Furthermore, general information on the surgical procedure itself, the (possible) consequences of the surgery and clear instructions about which symptoms require additional consultation of care providers or adaptation of convalescence recommendations, is available by the e-health intervention.

This Project is ongoing and comprises a package of active implementation strategies to guide the introduction and local adaptation of guideline recommendations, and to monitor and improve uptake and health outcomes [ 15].

The 25 Australian and New Zealand tertiary level maternity hospitals will be provided with a package of active implementation strategies to guide the introduction and local adaptation of guideline recommendations.

The ability of different tablet formulations containing equal amount of vancomycin to inhibit each of the three Staphylococcus aureus strains under test was evaluated based on the plotting of time-death curves by an adaptation of the recommendations of the CLSI [ 29].

Patients in the intervention group do also answer these questions more frequently through a tool of the e-health intervention, in order to register possible side effects of the intervention and to determine and inform them when symptoms require additional consultation of care providers or adaptation of convalescence recommendations.

A package of active implementation strategies (chosen on the basis of likely benefit) will include the guided introduction and local adaptation of guideline recommendations, in-service education [ 14, 17], academic detailing [ 18], reminders [ 14] and audit and feedback [ 13, 14, 16].

We reviewed the available literature and evaluated the quality of included studies according to the Child Health Epidemiology Reference Group CHERGG) adaptation of Grading of Recommendations, Assessments, Development and Education (GRADE) criteria [ 10].