Sentence examples for experience-based recommendations from inspiring English sources

A powerful tool for implementing disaster risk reduction is represented through striving to integrate, or "mainstream," disaster risk reduction into other activities, adopting experience-based recommendations from places such as southern Africa (Holloway 2003) and from actors such as NGOs (Twigg and Steiner 2002).

Recommendations, thus, were both experience-based and literature based, although due to lack of or limited literature around some of the issues discussed, experience-based recommendations were more common.

Patients overusing drugs containing opioids, barbiturates or tranquillisers usually require a replacement therapy (clinical experience-based recommendation).

Complicated MOH patients, especially those who already had a high headache frequency before development of medication overuse and who had tried more than one preventive treatment in the past, probably need early prophylaxis (clinical experience-based recommendation).

In summary: (a) In simple MOH patients, the decision on whether or not to start a preventive treatment may be postponed until a follow-up visit performed 2 3 months after the start of the withdrawal treatment (clinical experience-based recommendation).

Conversely, due to the possibility of severe withdrawal symptoms, patients overusing opioids, barbiturates or benzodiazepines should have their medication withdrawn gradually (i.e. reduced by 10 20% every week or two, depending on the overused drug, the dose and the duration of intake), preferably in the context of an inpatient programme (clinical experience-based recommendation).

Informal consensus procedures were mostly used to formulate recommendations (10 countries) based on experience-based analysis of evidence (8 countries).

No clinical experience-based opinion was incorporated in these guidelines, nor was any recommendation made where no evidence existed.

This paper compares two independently collected datasets of patient experiences in the same breast cancer service generated through two different methods (Experience-Based Co-Design [EBCD] and a patient experience survey) and the recommendations for quality improvement that emerged from each.

Indeed, in line with recommendations by these post-Chernobyl studies [ 23, 24], Fukushima City has already initiated experience-based learning sessions in which participating residents learn to measure and interpret their own radiation exposure level.

Media and publishing are incredibly experience-based.