Sentence examples for combined guidelines from inspiring English sources

IMCI is a set of integrated (combined) guidelines, instead of separate guidelines for each illness which can affect a child.

Recently, the combined guidelines from the European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) and the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) were published for the use of F-FDG PET in inflammation and infection [ 42, 43].

EPOS is the first combined guideline for primary and secondary medical care [ 5– 7].

The GPs described a process combining guidelines and personal criteria for cases of major depression.

In the introduction we stated that guidelines are increasingly considered to be part of comprehensive quality systems [ 6], often combining guidelines with educational interventions, audits and other actions for improvement.

As Canadian prenatal records combine guideline and documentation functions for both clinical and population health applications, they offer a unique set of documents to examine how clinical and population health considerations converge or diverge in this arena of complex decision-making.

This information, combined with guidelines from the top, encouraged them to modify their behavior.

This cross-sectional and population-based study uses data from the Swedish Maternal Health Care Register (MHCR) (2011 and 2012) combined with guidelines for GDM screening (2011 2012) from each Maternal Health Care Area (MHCA) in Sweden.

Clinicopathological parameters and immunohistochemical markers are combined in guidelines such as St Gallen's consensus and Nottingham [ 4] prognostic Index or incorporated in internet algorithms such as Adjuvant!Online (https://www.adjuvantonline.com/index.jsp), for treatment decision making.

Combined with guideline of chemical disaster (e.g. guideline of heat flux for damages or injure, guideline of evaluation for buildings based explosion and overpressure, and guideline of evaluation for human exposure to toxic gases), the weight of impact can be computed using new comprehensive algorithms.

It seems that provider training, if combined with guideline implementation, contributes to enhanced care for depression in primary care even associated with possible positive symptom changes.