The phrase "approach centred on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about multiple strategies that share a common goal or have a common focus. For example, "Our team has developed an evidence-based approach centred on patient safety."
This authoritarian approach, centred on the physiotherapist as an authoritative expert, has been described previously as one approach in physiotherapy interventions in clinical practice [ 57, 58].
This disconnect suggests that a gap persists between the approach to sustainability of the majority of companies globally — an approach centred on philanthropy, compliance, mitigation and the license to operate — and the approach being adopted by leading companies, focused on innovation, growth and new sources of value".
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Demonstrating the lateral approach centred on the fibula.
This represents an especially interesting opportunity to reform our diagnostic system using a bottom-up research methodology based on digital and biological markers data instead of the current top-down approach centred on our limited classification systems.
Epner et al identify five major sources of diagnostic error related to the testing process and argue that laboratory medicine should adopt an outcomes-based approach centred on the reduction of patient harm.
Phase 1 of the study adopts a qualitative case-study approach centred on patients aged 65 or older with advanced dementia, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, or cancer who die within 72 hours of admission to of the two hospitals.
Misuse of investigations, medications and hospital beds is costing the National Health Service (NHS) billions of pounds with little evidence that approaches centred on reducing overuse are sustainable.
Beyond a dislike of medicines a major theme that underscored findings about motivations for using these approaches centred on preservation of the self and self-identity.
Given the importance of the signalling pathway that operates through the mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) in both immune and neoplastic cells, attention is currently focussed on therapeutic approaches centred on this molecule for both auto-immune and neoplastic pathologies [ 19, 20].
These approaches centre on practices of facilitation and influence (Zastrow, 2009) in which 'power with' is effected through modes of negotiation, seduction and persuasion (Allen, 2003).
The old approach was centred on giving people access to high culture as passive consumers.
