We also show that an appropriate monitoring of the chain topology ensures essentially no intrachain crossing.
With appropriate monitoring of people's safety, research with psychoactive drugs is no more risky than many other research procedures in neuroscience and medicine.
The root cause identified by standard RCA technique was inattention to signs of bleeding in the patient/ lack of appropriate monitoring of the patient by nursing staff ("special-cause variation").
What we want health-care providers to know is that it's important for patients to choose a plan that works for them, and that the health-care team support their patients' weight-loss efforts and provide appropriate monitoring of patients' health". Being overweight and physically inactive both increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, according to the ADA.
Outcome measures include the quality of the retinal photographs, the general practitioners' diagnostic accuracy, the acceptability of this intervention to patients, general practice staff and ophthalmologists, screening rates, appropriate monitoring of early stage disease, and the cost-effectiveness of this model, compared to usual care.
In the private sector, tight schedules commonly challenge appropriate monitoring of uncertainties (Pavie et al., 2014).
Work with PI on appropriate monitoring of clinical research data and interaction with sponsor and/or monitors.
Among SNPs reporting scores, 42% of enrollees received colorectal cancer screening, 86% received appropriate monitoring of long-term medications, 55% had blood pressure control, and 56% of physicians were board certified.
These articles summarize the appropriate monitoring of hemostasis among combat trauma patients, review the unique nature of combat casualties and the medical system used to treat them, and discuss information available from civilian studies.
The FJI also deplored the lack of appropriate monitoring of the research and teaching activities carried out by permanent staff and the lack of incentives for productivity, which they identified as a threat to the quality of Spanish research.
