Sentence examples for controlling appropriateness from inspiring English sources

It is also a tool aimed at monitoring and controlling appropriateness of prescriptions and pharmaceutical expenditure).

The monetary value attached to the examinations that exceed the median use rates suggests that there is a broad margin of intervention and the need for policy makers and managers to find new and more effective ways to control appropriateness.

Recently, there has been a discussion in the literature of the most appropriate way to adjust for temperature when examining ozone-related mortality, as well as the appropriateness of controlling for ozone in studies of temperature-related mortality.

Although many studies do not control for ozone for unspecified reasons (e.g., Barnett 2007), in recent years some authors have argued that ozone or other pollutants may be on the causal pathway between temperature and mortality, and have questioned the appropriateness of controlling for it as a confounder on this basis (Goldberg et al. 2011; McMichael et al. 2008).

Evidence has shown that intervention aimed at improving the referral system should concentrate on improving referral appropriateness rather than controlling the referral rate [ 2].

Recognizing the importance of NPS, the Alzheimer Association created a working group that has designed the ISTAART criteria for mild behavioral impairment (MBI), including the following areas of assessment: motivation, affect, impulse control, social appropriateness and thoughts/perception.

Also, there was no control for appropriateness of the initial choice of antibiotics and amount of fluids.

Because the study was not primarily focused on abdominal infections, the exact source and extent of infection were not recorded and the efficacy of source control and appropriateness of antimicrobial therapy could not be evaluated.

9 27 Similar studies of pharmacist interventions in different settings have shown improvements in clinical endpoints such as blood pressure control, increased appropriateness of prescribing and reductions in ADEs, such as warfarin-associated bleeds.

Additionally, it is worth verifying whether Medicaid prior authorization procedures are truly more efficient, from the perspective of time commitment by practices, and if so, whether such efficiency gains are made without sacrificing legitimate review for cost-control and appropriateness of request.

This may be conducted by the cerebellum's role in regulating the rate, force, rhythm, and accuracy of movements, which are crucial for controlling the speed, capacity, consistency, and appropriateness of cognitive as well as emotional processes [ 6, 11, 12].