Sentence examples for existing guidance on from inspiring English sources

It claims that this 'treatment blight' means that some GPs have not been implementing Nice's existing guidance on osteoporosis.

Service providers should engage with the existing guidance on recognising and meeting the intimacy needs of older people made available by the Care Quality Commission, Independent Longevity Centre, Local Government Association and the Royal College of Nursing.

"We are toughening up existing guidance on biometrics by legislating to outlaw its use in schools without parental permission – it is only right that heads consult parents before using such sensitive technology," he replies.

The aim of this study was to review existing guidance on the methods for evaluation of the comparative effectiveness (CE) of therapeutic medical devices (TMDs) and develop recommendations for systematic reviews (SRs) of CE of TMDs as part of health technology assessments.

Existing guidance on the design and construction of offshore installations does not define the optimum level of cathodic protection (CP) and notes that the effectiveness of CP has not yet been proven for structural steels with a yield stress above 400 MPa.

First, it is based on existing guidance on reporting observational studies (STROBE).

We have re-issued existing guidance to all our colleagues confirming this as our clear process".

Second, Britain wants the G8 to agree an international protocol to provide clear guidance on gathering and documenting evidence (this will essentially pool existing guidance in one place).

The proposed method improves on existing guidance by being based on explicit principles and being more adaptable to circumstances, and should be of particular use to clinicians when designing a trial.

Various existing guidance laws based on linear or linearized formulation, in which desired terminal conditions are considered as fixed terminal output constraints, usually have linear-in-parameter structure.

Tools to assess capacity to implement CBIs are available within existing guidance and decisions on whether or not to move ahead specific to the organization and context for which the modality is being considered (Levine and Bailey 2015; UNHCR et al. 2015).