Sentence examples for correct standard of care from inspiring English sources

Liability would presumably still depend on hired medical experts to define the correct standard of care, and courtrooms are no place to consider tradeoffs between quality and cost.

But the board's mandate is to ensure that doctors behave ethically and follow correct standards of care, she added.

Thus, an improver who tells us that "Introducing a new guideline on care of urinary tract infections will reduce the rate of infection" is making a (causal) theoretical claim; she is making a different (explanatory) theoretical claim when she adds that "the guideline will do this by describing and justifying to practitioners the correct standards of care".

When we apply the correct standard of focusing on results, Birrell's criticism looks even more misplaced.

Strengths of the current study include the fact that it compared the current standard of care with a novel approach for correcting the world's leading cause of poor vision in children in a highly relevant setting.

Strict peanut avoidance is the current standard of care.

The current standard of care therapies have significant shortcomings.

During the study, all patients remained subjected to standard-of-care of the intensive care.

Current standard-of-care reconstructive procedures have significant limitations.

CORRECT is the first randomized placebo-controlled Phase III study of an oral MKI to have showed efficacy and safety in patients with heavily pretreated mCRC who progressed on prior standard-of-care treatments.

Patients received standard-of-care therapy.