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The patients were prospectively followed-up for 6 and optionally for 12 months if migraine preventive therapy was indicated based on guidelines published by the German Neurological Society DGNN) http://www.ehf-org.org/Documents/Germany.pdf and the German Society for Headache (DGKM) [10].

The range for normal ABI is chosen based on guidelines published in a 2003 American Diabetes Association consensus statement regarding PAD in diabetes (25).

Intensity and duration of the program were chosen based on guidelines published by the American College of Sports Medicine 21, 22 and on a review by Paterson et al describing exercise recommendations for older adults.

7 8 Alonso-Coello et al 14 and Knai et al 15 showed that few guidelines featured implementation tools, which improve guideline use, but both studies were based on guidelines published in 2007 or earlier.

Selection of criteria were therefore based on guidelines published by Hayden et al. [ 12], Downs and Black [ 13], the Newcastle Ottowa Score [ 14], relevant PEDro items [ 15], criteria previously used by Kuijpers [ 9] and additional clinical items which may have presented a risk of bias or limit the transferability of findings.

The protocol was based predominantly on guidelines published in 1999 by the Society of Critical Care Medicine [ 26].

Fever was defined as a core temperature of greater than or equal to 38.3°C[ 2] based on guidelines jointly published by the American College of Critical Care Medicine and the Infectious Disease Society of America.

Intensity and duration of the program were chosen based on the guidelines published by the American College of Sports Medicine [ 33, 34] and on a review by Paterson et al. describing exercise recommendations for older adults [ 35].

First, the implementation of an infection prevention bundle based on the guidelines published by the SHEA and IDSA [ 16], which provide evidence-based recommendations and cost-effective infection control measures, which can be feasibly adapted to the ICU setting in developing countries.

In 2012, Kenya published revised PMTCT guidelines based on WHO guidelines published in 2010 [ 3].

Clinical and laboratory criteria for notification are based on the guidelines published by the MOH (24 ).