"I think we want to start seeing whether or not both sides believe enough progress has been made that we can find ways to de-escalate politically and diplomatically," said the secretary India and Pakistan have massed hundreds of thousands of troops along their common border, and Mr. Powell added, "In due course, hopefully, there will be a military de-escalation as well".
The guidelines for an appropriate use of antibiotic therapy recommend de-escalation as soon as the culture sensitivity results are available.There was a great need to study the frequency of de-escalation, no change and escalation of antibiotics and its impact in septic patients in an Indian ICU setting in view of rising burden of drug resistance and health care cost.
Speaking in Brussels, EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said the "so-called referendum" was illegal under Ukrainian international law, and called on Russia to begin a dialogue with Kiev to "try to move to de-escalation as quickly as possible".
The main focus in the PCT-guided therapy was on de-escalation in three studies [ 28, 30, 31], on de-escalation as well as escalation in two studies [ 26, 27], and mainly on escalation in two studies [ 29, 32].
Although changes have been slow to come after two years of protests nationwide, there has been a push to implement training in de-escalation as a way to lower the number of shootings by officers.
Although specific successes and failures depend on specific context, police departments and other first responder agencies can prevent many tragedies by valuing de-escalation as a core principle and by imparting basic CIT time and distance principles over tactical intervention in the management of behavioral crisis.
MDR, multidrug resistant pathogen In this retrospective study, de-escalation, as a global management of antibiotherapy in the ICU, occurred in 45% of the cases.
Finally, our study design does not allow us to conclude whether an empirical strategy with de-escalation, as compared to a strategy that is more targeted to colonizing pathogens translates into a different patient outcome or microbiological selection pressure.
Nearly 40% of empiric antibiotherapies are administered for an infection located other than in the respiratory tract [ 27], illustrating our objective to assess de-escalation as part of a global antibiotherapy management for non-selected infections.
In this retrospective monocentric study, we evaluated de-escalation as part of a global strategy of empiric antibiotherapy management irrespective of the location and the severity of the infection.
With respect to traditional bacterial pathogens, experts advocate de-escalation as the only means for ensuring that a patient receives initial antibiotic therapy in an era of growing resistance.
