Sentence examples for clinical familiarity from inspiring English sources

Echocardiography is a widely available and portable modality, and there is good clinical familiarity with its application to cardiovascular disease.

These considerations correspond to earlier observations that clinical familiarity and intuition are important tools in the diagnostic process of depressive illnesses [ 2, 26, 27].

We designated fasting insulin and fasting glucose as our primary outcomes of interest for several reasons--they were the most commonly reported measures, have high clinical familiarity, and are both established clinical markers for diabetes and cardiovascular mortality [ 30].

Rather, needs were highly dependent upon level of clinical experience, familiarity with existing resources and the patient populations being treated by them.

One thing well-designed surveys of medical practitioners can do particularly well is identify limitations and deficiencies in the level and understanding of current clinical knowledge, including familiarity with and adherence to published guidelines.

Lastly, the current absence of clinical interest or familiarity with M. nonliquefaciens may have resulted in under-reporting or identification of this pathogen.

For clinicians, identifying which psychotic patients have schizophrenia requires clinical acumen and familiarity with the DSM-IV or ICD-10 diagnostic manuals [ 2, 3].

Familial patients were considered as those with clinical criteria of familiarity, as defined previously, and those with a high risk of carrying the BRCA1/2 mutation as evaluated by the BRCAPRO software (BayesMendel Software, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA, USA).

Four paediatric physical therapists (PT) with long clinical experience and familiarity with the measures classified the children according to the Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) [ 46] and Manual Ability Classification System (MACS) [ 47], and performed the assessment with the GMFM-66, GMPM and QUEST.

For example, students were able to develop competence and familiarity with clinical settings and build confidence with early practice placements, where lecturers effectively integrated practice and theory.

77% reported an improvement in their familiarity with clinical nephrology practice (median 2-point increase in familiarity score on a 7-point scale, P < 0.001 by signed rank testing).