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The role of health professionals (e.g. nurses and AHWs) with specialist training in ear health should be formally evaluated as anecdotal evidence suggests that such models have been successful in identifying and treating children at Aboriginal Medical Services Derbarl Yerrigan Aboriginal Medical Servicee in Perth) and in New Zealand (Variety Ear Bus Program).
While CPY and its transformation products are not currently being formally evaluated as POPs under the SC, it has undergone simplified screening as an alternative to endosulfan.
Pre-oxygenation with NIV in pregnant patients has never been formally evaluated, as it may be harmful because of the risk of aspiration in this patient population.
We recognize that these criteria have not been formally evaluated as a tool for guiding clinicians on when to initiate RRT.
Aprazolam (reported as being helpful in 70% of respondents) has been noted to be of some benefit when used in conjunction with ibuprofen [ 51], but has never been formally evaluated as a stand-alone drug in FM.
The Association of American Medical Colleges [ 5], Institute of Medicine [ 6], and the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) have promoted the need to address physician wellbeing in medical education [ 7], and wellbeing is now being formally evaluated as part of the widely referenced Graduation Questionnaire (GQ).
Before decision aids are implemented they should be formally evaluated to ensure safety as well as efficacy and cost-effectiveness.
The numbers are small and therefore the platelet count has to be formally evaluated in future large studies as a marker of this nature would have great practical implications in the assessment of response to treatment in this disease in which CT scan assessment is both difficult and resource intensive.
Structural interventions (such as condom machines) and social marketing campaigns are avenues that should be formally evaluated.
