They wanted clinically relevant information presented concisely, that was easily searchable, seamlessly integrated in the workflow and preferably embedded in their usual clinical software (the need to logon or go outside the main programme was seen as a burden and time waster).
Although clinically not recommended, women wanted drugs to hasten the labour process.
As the presence of cyclin A-positive cells with high cyclin E levels was found to be clinically relevant, we also wanted to investigate the cyclin E levels during mitosis.
As we wanted a clinically meaningful treatment arm with SSRI, also including the benefits from the CBT in step 1, we allowed CBT-support - defined as support from the therapist aiming to maintain the gains from the manualized CBT.
"Fitness trackers are all very well, but doctors want clinically proven products whose data they can use to make clinical decisions," says Mr Gundotra.
His teacher describes him as "clinically quirky" and wants him tested.
Its universal and cheap #bbcqt January 9, 2014 ben goldacre (@bengoldacre) "48% of NHS staff aren't clinically trained" He wants to sack the porters, cleaners, secretaries, catering staff, & wonky door fixers #bbcqt January 9, 2014 NHA Party (@NHAparty) Spot on from @fleetstreetfox - economic situation far worse in 1948 when NHS was founded than it is now.
This is relevant clinically, because clinicians want to be able to test in the most reliable manner, but also the most efficient.
3 Understandably, the public and government want clinically effective, safe and person-centred care delivered by competent and, ideally, excellent doctors.
