In the second strategy, a common standard of current care, women universally received a 50-g 1-h GCT between 24 and 28 weeks.
In addition, in a separate analysis, comparison of age-adjusted data to a common standard population showed very little difference with the current figures.
Why is there no common standard?
We argue that the current proliferation of quality frameworks is counterproductive to the progress of the field, and that researchers and practitioners should work together to establish a common standard (or standards) for conceptual model quality.
Nonetheless, objective performance test methods are not yet common standard.
This suggests that each group may have been facing particular but predictable challenges (e.g. consensus building around common standards) related to its current stage of professionalization.
Attaching standardized tests to common standards precludes any adjustment.
One barrier is common standards.
It is about adhering to common standards.
"We're never going to get common standards".
