Sentence examples for controls and adherence from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, apart from tighter quality controls and adherence to referral guidelines, continuous medical education approaches and public campaigns are likely to play a role in the quest for appropriate imaging for paediactric patients and for further dose reduction, both in terms of individual and collective dose.

To improve the asthma control and adherence to asthma preventer medication of older people using the Patient Asthma Concerns Tool (PACT) to identify and address unmet needs and patient concerns.

Wording for key questions regarding satisfaction, symptom control and adherence to the treatment regimen has been included in the Appendix.

An authoritative paternal parenting style predicted better glycemic control and adherence in the child; a permissive maternal parenting style predicted poor adherence.

34, 35 As predicted, BFST-D significantly improved family conflict, metabolic control, and adherence to treatment among families of adolescents with poor metabolic control at baseline.

Two simultaneous regression analyses were used to determine if parenting factors predict adolescent glycemic control and adherence while controlling for confounding factors (the child's age, sex, and the treatment method).

An individually-randomised controlled trial in a primary care clinic in Cape Town (2012 14), tested the effect of an adherence support intervention delivered via SMS-texts, on blood pressure control and adherence to medication, for hypertensive patients.

Nevertheless, few studies are available concerning factors that may influence patients' sense of control and that enable finding strategies in mental health interventions to promote these patients' sense of control and adherence.

When the diagnosis of MDR/XDR-TB is confirmed, the long-anticipated treatment duration and related issues of isolation and infection control and adherence need to be discussed with the patient.

During each biweekly call, intervention participants completed the PACE assessment and the Exercise Behaviors Questionnaire (described below) (15) and discussed their strategies for atherosclerotic risk factor control and adherence to walking during the past 2 weeks.

Most of the factors raised were not related to problems with insulin use per se, but were related to barriers to performing diabetes self-care tasks in general such as dietary control and adherence to exercise and medications including OHAs.