Sentence examples for consensus-based recommendations from inspiring English sources

Finally, guidelines, treatment protocols, and consensus-based recommendations for several major diagnoses relevant for intensive care treatment have been developed in order to secure the transfer of best practice of hemodynamic management based on pathophysiological rationale and scientific evidence.

While both this work and ours involved expert, consensus-based recommendations, the scope of priorities identified in our process provides a broader agenda for patient safety research in emergency medicine, beyond ED crowding.

This study aims to document consensus-based recommendations for consistency of yoga interventions for reducing depression and anxiety.

The Canadian Advisory Board on Dentin Hypersensitivity presented consensus-based recommendations in 2003 for the diagnosis and management of DHS [ 7].

These processes allowed identification of uncertainty and reasons for disagreement, and provided a strong foundation for the content validity of these consensus-based recommendations.

The workshop aimed to issue consensus-based recommendations for a range of key actors in the knowledge generation and translation process.

As an update to a previously published statement on weight management counseling of overweight adults, the College is providing a consensus-based recommendation designed to more effectively integrate weight management strategies into clinical practice and to incorporate referrals to effective evidence-based community and commercial weight management programs.

This consensus-based recommendation is justified by comparing diagnostic criteria for PPMS 36 and by a subsequent reanalysis of these data (X. Montalban, personal communication).

Of note, Michie and colleagues [ 9] used a consensus approach, where four experts in health and clinical psychology identified and classified 118 behavioral change techniques into 35 categories, and provided a consensus-based recommendation for each possible combination of a TDF domain and a behavioral change technique.

After review of the currently available evidence, the College is providing a consensus-based set of recommendations designed to increase screening for and prevention of hepatitis C virus infection, increase linkage to care, improve access to treatment, and encourage development of hepatitis C virus−related quality measures.

However, there is no consensus-based set of recommendations for either the full range of psychosocial domains to be assessed during the evaluation, or the set of processes and procedures to be used to conduct the evaluation, report its findings, and monitor patients' receipt of and response to interventions for any problems identified.