Sentence examples for change in guideline from inspiring English sources
A change in guideline usually involves a transitional phase in which anticipation (before) and implementation issues (after) influence actual practice.
In addition, the use of metformin in patients with incident diabetes was already high prior to guidelines, making the impact less than predicted despite the change in guideline.
The trial report has led to a rapid change in guideline [ 3], opinion [ 4] and actual practice across the globe [ 5, 6].
We aimed to determine the extent of adherence to postpolypectomy surveillance guidelines in community-based clinical practice, in which we were also in the position to assess the influence of a change in guideline on adherence rates.
The analysis was stratified by period per change in guideline (before 2002: 2 3 years for patients with 1 adenoma, annually otherwise; in 2002: 6 years for 1 2 adenomas, 3 years otherwise).
Patients with an index colonoscopy in the phase immediately preceding the change in guideline (October 2000 December 2001) had a significantly longer median (25th 75th centile) surveillance interval than patients with an index colonoscopy between June 1998 and October 2000: 29 (14 44) months versus 21 (12 39) months (p<0.001).
On Monday, the U.S. Preventive Services Taskforce recommended a change in guidelines for breast-cancer screening.
By Jon Michaud November 17, 2009 On Monday, the U.S. Preventive Services Taskforce recommended a change in guidelines for breast-cancer screening.
But Mr. Plohoros said the change by Bristol-Myers Squibb did not involve a bylaw change as initially requested by Professor Bebchuk, merely a change in guidelines.
