Sentence examples for context and guidelines from inspiring English sources

To make such a scoring function useful, it needs to be applied in a variety of samples to provide context and guidelines for interpretation.

The appropriateness of the questionnaire is framed by the UK context and guidelines at the time the instrument was created, though these do not vary substantially from international trends in managing this condition.

Meropenem dosing in ECMO patients was at the discretion of the clinician, based on the clinical context and unit guidelines.

No consent  Known allergy to study drug  Pregnancy  Serum bilurubin > 150 μmol/L  Ongoing massive blood transfusion requirement (> 50% blood volume transfused in the previous 8 hours)  Therapeutic plasma exchange in the preceding 24 hours Antibiotic selection and dosing will be at the discretion of the clinician, based on the clinical context and unit guidelines.

In particular, technical issues are discussed concerning the delivery of active decision support, and the provision of advice rationales to users while taking account of dynamic clinical contexts and changing guidelines.

This review contributes to defining palliative care needs in humanitarian crises, building consensus on humanitarian healthcare organizations' ethical responsibilities towards individuals and families with palliative needs, and developing realistic and context-appropriate policies and guidelines.

In various local contexts standards, criteria, and guidelines are used to support assessment development.

Implementing evidence-based and context-appropriate policies and guidelines at all levels of care and the private sector is the important leadership and governance challenge reported by country teams, especially those with high neonatal mortality burden.

According to the context and following the guidelines and sampling design, a summary of the methodology used for this sampling process is presented.

The concept of NTI is also used by drug regulatory authorities in the context of drug safety warnings in the summary of drug characteristics of authorised drugs and in the context of guidelines and regulatory standards for bioequivalence (BE) studies (see below).

The context and setting of the guidelines varied: five guidelines were prepared for a specific healthcare setting (e.g. ambulatory care in a health maintenance organization) [ 48, 51- 57] 57], one guideline was directed towards CHF management throughout Europe [ 62], one guideline did not specify any target group [ 49], and the remaining guidelines referred to national healthcare.