Examples of successful implementation exist from high income countries and select low- and middle-income countries provide valuable learning, especially on the need for leadership for effective audit systems and on the development and the use of clear guidelines and protocols in order to ensure that the audit cycle is completed.
The NPSA suggests that training and the use of clear labelling alongside red arterial tubing and standard red lock caps be used to prevent arterial sampling errors.
Parents made recommendations about the appropriate timing of a recruitment discussion, the need to individualise approaches to recruiting bereaved parents and the use of clear written information.
From the consumer's perspective, letgo is very simple to use with its clean and modern design, use of clear imagery, and integrated chat.
Given such challenges, establishment of good infection control practices are believed to require a broad spectrum of interventions which address the availability and use of appropriate technologies, clear procedural guidelines and functionality of the health system [ 25- 27].
The design is the cleanest, and the site makes excellent use of clear and large call-to-action icons.
The commission has proposed the use of standard contracts, central data repositories, the trading of contracts on public exchanges and the use of clearing houses where participants put up collateral that can be used in case they go bust.
In "Looking Forward to the Total and Absolute Suppression of Pain," a walk-in vitrine where the use of clear and mirrored glass may bring to mind the work of Dan Graham, four television monitors, installed at hospital-room height, blast the viewer with nonstop commercials for painkillers.
In conclusion, in order to restore and maintain good visual acuity in ABD with ocular involvement, the importance of the early use of combined immunomodulatory regimens and use of biologic agents seems clear.
Education is needed to strengthen IRB-member capacity to review and monitor protocols calling for the collection and use of biospecimens, guided by clear national policy on priority-setting, partnerships, review, and oversight.
