A U.N. agency plans to alter guidelines on who is eligible for protection, aid workers say.
WASHINGTON IT WAS the great Congressional tax-break brouhaha of 1981, and it so upset a few New Jersey l awmakers that they are trying to rescind or alter guidelines they originally voted for on Dec. 16.
This may lead to altered guidelines and improved surveillance of children at risk.
Presumably, as a result of advanced insight and altered guidelines, RA patients are seen earlier by the rheumatologist and treatment is initiated earlier than 10 years ago.
Besides, the comparable distributions of answers in 1991 and 2003 for 'using a cradle' and 'reactivation and mobilisation by paramedics' indicate that nurses' knowledge of these measures has not been adapted to the altered guidelines.
It must be done right — with hospitals monitoring outcomes at every step, quickly sharing that data with doctors and altering the guidelines as necessary — and James acknowledges it isn't always done right.
Nonetheless, the researchers assert that it would be premature to consider altering current guidelines for children's nutrition.
The US Food and Drug Administration is, however, considering altering the guidelines on preclinical testing for the carcinogenicity of pharmaceuticals (see the earlier article by Durso [ 5]), and specific strains are now being used in selective chemoprevention and chemotherapy trials (for examples, refer to Van Dyke and Jacks [ 2]).
Among the recommendations was a call for the AFP to alter its guidelines on "international police-to-police assistance in death penalty situations".
So, I'm very much -- and it's within your power, is it not, to alter those guidelines, as you have done so?
She added that the railroad would immediately alter security guidelines to prevent future thefts — increasing video surveillance of yards and shops and providing more secure storage bins on agency grounds.
