Dr. García established the clinical effectiveness of a very important theory".
The point of prescribing drugs is clinical effectiveness, not necessarily some hypothetical norm.
Independent providers work to strict performance guidelines and are regularly monitored for clinical effectiveness by local NHS clinicians.
Although initially regarded with scepticism by mainstream psychologists, the practice has gained respectability thanks to research indicating its clinical effectiveness.
Nice will advise on the cost and clinical effectiveness of eight new health technologies, including drugs for arthritis, schizophrenia and people who want to give up smoking.
Health care providers, manufacturers and some patients' advocates have resisted these efforts, saying that coverage decisions should be made based on clinical effectiveness and not cost.
Such episodes are not only highly damaging to professional confidence, morale and clinical effectiveness, but also place extra strain on colleagues who have to patch the service gap.
Unlike the largely static power of drugs and devices, with clinical effectiveness increasing only through the gradual pace of technological advancement, genomic reports are dynamic.
The guide shows that the service has been achieving some of that target by clamping down on procedures of "limited clinical effectiveness", such as "knee washes".
But since the study was published in 2008, it has answered doubts about keto's clinical effectiveness.
However, this protocol's clinical effectiveness is unknown.
