Sentence examples for been instituted for general from inspiring English sources

Follow-up clinics have been instituted for general intensive care patients but the evidence as to efficacy is sparse at present and there has been no clinic specifically for survivors of sepsis.

Basically, Sunday has been instituted for the sake of nature.

After the KAP, astronauts' outreach activities, such as lectures for the general public; interviews on television, newspapers and magazines; participating in children's science camps; and distributing publications and DVDs about astronaut program for general public, were instituted for diffusing science culture.

In 2003, a string program was instituted for primary students.

Cooperation between general practitioners and psychiatrists has been instituted to optimise care of these patients.

This included general wards and intensive care units (ICU) and high dependency (HD) wards where isolation precautions had not been instituted by the time the index patient for that ward was admitted.

The treatment will be instituted by general practitioners but supervised by a project manager.

Were instituted mandatory measures for the prevention of VAP.

With recent indications for switch and extended aromatase treatments, which are instituted in specialist care, discharge to general practice after 3 years would not be appropriate.

Four years ago, Obama became the first presidential candidate since campaign reform was instituted to opt out of public financing for the general election.

In 2005, a sister hospitalist program was instituted at the Oshawa campus, comprised of 2 general internists ("GIM-Hospitalists").