Sentence examples for example using clinical from inspiring English sources

Certain "production" costs for the two health systems would be reduced by eliminating unnecessary procedures (such as MRI scans), optimizing staff (for example, using clinical professionals other than physicians to diagnose and treat uncomplicated conditions), and reengineering administrative processes.

The findings support efforts to improve the timeliness of diagnosis by improving the sensitivity of the appraisal of cancer symptoms by general practitioners, for example, using clinical decision support tools (Hamilton, 2009; Hippisley-Cox and Coupland, 2012).

Importantly, if the number of pre-referral consultations is a valid surrogate of the primary care interval, earlier diagnosis efforts could focus on improving the sensitivity of symptom appraisal by general practitioners during a medical consultation, for example, using clinical decision support tools (Hamilton, 2009; Hippisley-Cox and Coupland, 2012).

Of note in this regard is the fact that for obstetric complications, more severe forms of depression (for example, diagnosed as cases using clinical interview as opposed to symptoms scale) tend to have more severe complications (Grote et al. 2010).

Basic principles of inheritance, risk assessment, and population genetics, illustrated by using clinical examples drawn from diverse areas of medical genetics practice including prenatal, pediatric, adult and cancer genetics.

The content within each teaching station was matched to the relevant PSANZ-CPG section and contextualised using clinical examples and/or scenarios.

However, the finding of a phase lag in eyes with PDS may be carefully interpreted as a successful example of generating a hypothesis using clinical data.

First, the training sessions included theoretical explanations and discussion using clinical photographic examples.

Examples include substitution for doctors using "clinical officers", "medical assistants", "assistant medical officers" and "surgical or obstetric technicians".

There have, of course, already been a number of attempts to do this particularly using clinical parameters, for example olfactory function, sleep behaviour and imaging in both general Parkinson disease populations [ 52, 53] and genetically defined populations [ 54].

Several examples were provided where therapists reported using clinical experience and knowledge of patient circumstances alongside published evidence.