Sentence examples for definition guidelines from inspiring English sources
To implement sepsis definition guidelines effectively, first the physician's awareness of the problem should be raised, then agreement on the problem should be reached and finally the ability to implement the definition guidelines should be present.
Cases were classified as confirmed, probable, or suspected, based on the case definition for N. meningitidis infection in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists 2005 case definition guidelines for IMD (1 ).
Those issues can be addressed by: Improving and harmonizing definitions, guidelines and mechanisms used by international organizations for collecting data on the health workforce.
Other researchers have used the EG approach in the development of clinical definitions, guidelines, and frameworks including HSPA frameworks [ 4, 6, 14, 36].
Interviewees reported some best practices as ensuring that tools include key definitions, guidelines for collating data, and steps to be taken when additional forms are needed.
Examples of such materials include a single source of information containing indicator definitions, guidelines on collating/aggregating, auditing procedures, as well as other steps of data collection, handling, analysis, and reporting.
On Thursday, however, he said the company had decided to join DoubleClick and wait "until there is clear definition about guidelines in the industry" before starting the program.
Citing the Supreme Court's definition, the guidelines state that numeric thresholds such as percentages of revenue, income or assets are insufficient to define what's material.
This methodology allowed the identification of thermal tendencies within the neighborhood, which can be useful in the definition of guidelines for urban planning purposes.
Starting with a definition and guidelines for EBP, it gives a short overview of the historical development of psychotherapy research and EBP.
