Sentence examples for clinical necessity from inspiring English sources

Molecular imaging in nanomedicine - A developmental tool and a clinical necessity.

The clinical necessity of depression recovery (DR) stratification6,7,8 has propelled research of clinical9, genetic10,11,12, and neural predictors13.

"Psychologists," Jamison writes in this deft analysis, "for reasons of clinical necessity or vagaries of temperament, have chosen to dissect and catalog the morbid emotions... and to leave largely unexamined the more vital, positive ones".

Given this evidence gap and clinical necessity, it is likely that clinical trials in the near future will be designed and implemented to address these issues.

"The clinical necessity for the drug screens, the health problems associated with maternal cocaine use and the astronomical economic costs of caring for infants suffering from the effects of cocaine use by their mothers all created special needs beyond normal law-enforcement goals," the city maintains.

During IHT, portable devices with settings adjusted to clinical necessity are used to monitor vital signs.

Components of patients' global awareness were clinical diagnosis, necessity for admission, planned management, possible condition cause(s), duration of admission, and planned investigations, operations and procedures.

In symptomatic women, the finding of a small polyp (<1 cm diameter) raises the question of the clinical pertinence and necessity of excision.

This suggests that a number of nursing-based activities are performed as a routine rather than based on clinical evidence and necessity.

My co-founder and I are passionate about tackling this challenge in health data security and ensuring that every single access line to health data is appropriately vetted and evaluated for clinical or administrative necessity.

To tell her truth, the author necessarily leaves out the intricacies of our roles, the evolution of our field, and the clinical value and necessity of inpatient psychiatric treatment.