Sentence examples for appropriate prioritisation from inspiring English sources

Risk assessment, together with appropriate aggressive secondary prevention, is particularly helpful in the UK situation of uneven access to revascularisation, and allows for appropriate prioritisation of patients.

The disagreement about appropriate prioritisation criteria and the need for uniformity, however, raises concern about equity when implementing prioritisation in daily practice.

This will allow the true economic impact of stillbirth to be presented alongside estimates for other perinatal complications including preterm birth and preeclampsia to facilitate appropriate prioritisation of resources [ 4- 6].

Paucity of data on health service usage by young adults with type 1 diabetes for diabetes-related care, prevalence and predictors of vascular complications limits determination of the extent of the problem and hence appropriate service prioritisation.

Yes we prioritise, but prioritisation occurs on the basis of clinical need and on the basis of urgency".

It is therefore important that consensus need to be sought over which method for prioritisation is both deemed appropriate and can meet the desire for explicitness and transparency.

To avoid misspent conservation funding, we argue that care must be taken to incorporate the most appropriate cost and condition metrics into spatial prioritisation analyses, and that conservation benefits must be derived from a clearly specified objective.

Future research can investigate the effect of changing the sequence of module reallocation, the appropriate selection of MAX m r and node prioritisation.

Because the focus lies on the purpose of surveillance in relation to mitigation it is also expected to facilitate prioritisation and selection of the most appropriate surveillance and intervention activities.

Drugs which target cancer cell invasion and metastasis have proven difficult to develop, so an improved understanding of the detailed mechanism of chemotaxis may enable the prioritisation of better drug targets, better drugs, appropriate patient selection and smarter early clinical study design [10].

What is the appropriate use of limited government resources, particularly relating to the prioritisation of government funds to pay for health insurance contributions for those who are relatively better off, such as civil servants?