Although a recent Cochrane review found insufficient evidence to recommend for or against antimicrobial de-escalation in adults with a diagnosis of sepsis [ 27], this strategy appears theoretically correct and capable of promoting therapeutic appropriateness.
Appropriateness and Alignment with National Goals and Priorities ECD programming is appropriate for promoting holistic ECD through through capacity building related to policy implementation, but promotion of integrated services has not been consistently addressed.
In both the CBT and I-CBT protocols, individualization and developmental appropriateness of treatment was promoted by allowing flexibility within the constraints of fixed session goals.
It is also recommended that practitioners undertake formative evaluation to determine the appropriateness of new initiatives to promote physical activity, to ensure the intervention is appropriate for the target group and to inform refinements to the intervention protocols.
In general, clinical and organizational appropriateness is promoted as well.
"Most patients in this survey seemed favorable to the idea of placebo treatments and valued honesty and transparency in this context, suggesting that physicians should consider engaging with patients to discuss their values and attitudes about the appropriateness of using treatments aimed at promoting placebo responses in the context of clinical decision making," the researchers wrote in the study.
Conclusions Most patients in this survey seemed favorable to the idea of placebo treatments and valued honesty and transparency in this context, suggesting that physicians should consider engaging with patients to discuss their values and attitudes about the appropriateness of using treatments aimed at promoting placebo responses in the context of clinical decision making.
In 2005, the local government of Campania, in an attempt to reduce the high number of CS deliveries, enacted a series of regional regulations to promote the appropriateness of the CS; in 2007, the Campanian government deliberated that remuneration would be paid only for CSs justified by the presence of maternal or neonatal risk factors.
The second two were on the appropriateness of the findings: (3) the effectiveness review evaluated an intervention promoting patient self-management, identified relevant trials, and the findings of the individual trials varied in size of effect, and (4) the qualitative review analysed evidence on patients' perspectives by considering how they may contribute to appropriateness of therapies.
This finding further assured the appropriateness of the MECC.
