Sentence examples for diagnosis guidelines from inspiring English sources

And are those early diagnosis guidelines just a sop to pharmaceutical companies so they can start marketing expensive, and perhaps not very effective, new drugs?

The biggest roadblock to widespread recognition of boys' body image problems is that the diagnosis guidelines haven't quite caught up, said Aaron J. Blashill, Ph.D., staff psychologist at Massachusetts General Hospital and an instructor at Harvard Medical School.

For psychiatrists, the "grayness" in the law puts them in an ethical bind: Do they write a letter that lets their patients fly with a pet even without diagnosis guidelines or do they deny the letter and create a conflict with a patient they must continue treating?

Comparing the WHO 2005 interim clinical presumptive diagnosis guidelines with the August 2006 guidelines, the new guidelines gained in sensitivity but lost in specificity, mainly due to the inclusion of severe unexplained malnutrition as a stage 4-defining criterion, for which ART is recommended.

Regional knowledge of diagnosis guidelines will vary, however.

Updated diagnosis guidelines were released by ACR in May 2010, just prior to the Latin American survey.

The dental caries diagnosis protocol was obtained from WHO dental caries diagnosis guideline.

There are several guidelines, such as the German S3-guidelines and the British NICE diagnosis guideline for dementia, which recommend a multistep algorithm for dementia diagnosis [ 3].

For diagnosis, the guidelines suggest that, in addition to CD4 counts, countries do more expensive viral load tests.

Whereas biomarkers have been proposed for diagnosis, current guidelines suggest that the use of such might improve diagnosis accuracy but until date their use is not extended [25].

In the Netherlands, 19 diagnosis specific guidelines, including depression, have recently been developed for use in insurance-medical practice [ 6, 7].