Sentence examples for appropriately eligible from inspiring English sources

In this pilot study we have shown that in acute COPD decompensations due to CAP in patients who are not considered appropriately eligible for a noninvasive ventilatory approach because of HE and an inability to spontaneously clear copious secretions, NPPV with early FBO performed by an experienced team is feasible, safe and effective.

The information revealed by MedaMACS and the ROADMAP trial will help to fill major gaps in our knowledge and may bring us closer to the day when we can appropriately stratify transplant-eligible patients for permanent mechanical support.

While approximately half of the VRE-colonized patients were empirically started on linezolid or daptomycin, only 50% of those eligible were appropriately de-escalated.

Doing this exercise early may help determine whether the enrollment strategy is appropriate and whether the clinical decision threshold (eligible/not eligible) is set appropriately.

Setting high threshold goals (such as A1C <9%, or systolic blood pressure [sBP] <160 mmHg) reduces poor quality care and can be appropriately applied to all patients eligible for the measure.

Eligible patients with appropriately signed informed consent will be randomised to either the IVIG+CsA or IVIG-alone group at a ratio of 1 1, by employing a minimisation method with biased coin assignment balancing for sex (male or female), age (≥12 months or <12 months), and the risk score (≥7 or <7) at the time of screening.

Although tasks in the case identification step require health workers to understand the definition of each indicator, prior to this, health workers' understanding requires consistent settings of case definitions that assure that eligible cases are appropriately identified when health workers follow the definitions.

Igis will continue to monitor whether electronic records that are eligible for destruction are appropriately destroyed".

Currently, nurse initiated pathology which attracts a Medicare charge is only possible for eligible nurse practitioners and "appropriately qualified and experienced midwives" [ 33].

Written informed consent is obtained from patients willing and eligible to participate, by an appropriately trained member of the research team.

A total of 2612 patients were eligible for analysis; 91.7% were appropriately investigated.