Features of the new era of practice-changing innovation in oncology have included novel clinical trial designs incorporating multiple new molecular entities and/or multiple patient types, patient selection strategies (which allow detection of early signs of efficacy), and use of surrogate endpoints to achieve speedy regulatory approval.
Patients' expectations and QOL are paramount in the current era of clinical practice.
Whether directly involved or merely an interested observer, one cannot fail to recognize that the remarkable progress in understanding disease pathogenesis at the cellular and molecular level has placed us on the threshold of a new, revolutionary era of clinical practice.
He named another prosecutor in the office, and added that he expected that that person "will soon perish, bringing closure to an era of unacceptable practices and allowing Kaufman County residents to move forward with liberty and justice".
Maize hybrids and soybean cultivars bred in each era were seeded in separate split plot designs with era of production practices as the whole plot and time of giant ragweed transplanting (i.e., at crop emergence or 14 days after) as the split plot.
The practice of medicine has evolved through time to the current era of evidence based practice.
During the era of absolutism, this practice contributed to the notion that it was socially, as well as politically, disadvantageous for members of ruling families to intermarry with their subjects and pass over the opportunity for marriage into a foreign dynasty.
In this era of evidence based practice, increasing attention is focussed on the outcomes of intervention.
However, in this era of evidence-based practice, formal evaluations of transitional care are required [ 12].
Our current era of "evidence-based" practice places particular emphasis on evidence-base without defining what evidence is, or demonstrating that there are different levels of evidence.
In this era of evidence-based practice, it is important to provide patient-centered care, which has been defined by the Institute of Medicine as care that respects the individual's preferences and values and incorporates shared decision making.
