JM: How much does the perspective of patients factor into these recommendations?
The study implies an important question: how much should age factor into clinician recommendations?
The financial and emotional costs incurred when treating the side effects of potent anticoagulants are considerable, and need to be factored into future recommendations.
Still, if Cridland is willing to factor into his pension recommendations the assumption of protracted liveliness in Britain's long living over 65s, Generations X and Y may want to consider how this sunny outlook might feature in their own career plans.
We also have to take the time factor into account, since preventive recommendations evolve with time and while the people in this study were being tested, new preventive recommendations were issued in 2004, especially as regards prophylactic surgery, which was more strongly recommended than previously.
As people rate the lists and add comments, those will factor into search results and recommendations as well.
Would that recommendation factor into your decision to buy the product?
To go with the greater emphasis on brick-&-mortar shopping through the Facebook Gift Cards, Facebook will now be factoring people's check-ins (correction: but not photo locations) into recommendations.
Most systems are a translation from recommendations for total diet into recommendations for foods.
For example, developers are allowed to make strong recommendations when the quality of evidence is weak, or weak recommendations when the quality of evidence is strong, particularly when patient values and preferences may strongly factor into the equation.
Third, some providers may screen based on the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) criteria, which do not factor ethnicity into screening recommendations (14).
