Sentence examples for changing recommendations from inspiring English sources
In recent weeks, the panel has heard health workers and members of the general public express their views about changing recommendations for smallpox vaccination.
Aiming to change this would be a radical step, and I hope it will form the basis of some game changing recommendations from our commission.
Design in genetic studies is challenging because of changing recommendations for the management of prematurity and ROP, the fact ROP is rare, and that availability of resources for managing premature infants can vary throughout the world.
No one textbook can stay abreast of recent advances and changing recommendations.
Anaesthetists who are involved with 3-T systems, open scanners or interventional and intra-operative procedures should remain acquainted with the constantly changing recommendations relating to occupational exposure.
Evidence of poor dissemination of changing recommendations and the relative conservatism of the clinical community is provided by the examples of aminoglycosides and vancomycin.
These downgrades would result in changing recommendation from biopsy to short interval MBI follow-up at 6 months.
In this sense, the ONTOP recommendations may need to be synthetised, avoiding repetitions when the same intervention is effective in different conditions or changing the recommendations, when the intervention that is useful for one condition might be contraindicated if the patient has another condition.
Taking estrogen after menopause does not necessarily prevent strokes or heart disease, according to the American Heart Association, which is changing its recommendations on the use of the hormone.
Vascular disease played only a minor role in changing OAC recommendations, as most vascular disease occurred in patients for whom the CHADS2 scoring system already recommended DEFINITE-OAC.
In the face of changing professional recommendations [ 3, 12] they have also prompted a call for providers to use shared decision-making (SDM) [ 13] to assist men in deciding whether or not to undergo prostate cancer screening.
