Sentence examples for good clinical judgment from inspiring English sources

Good clinical judgment is needed to determine the order of bolus presentation or modifications to the procedure if the individual appears unable to protect the airway even after the use of therapeutic intervention.

Older women are frequently under-treated and are still under-represented in clinical trials; sometimes this represents good clinical judgment, but age bias alone can result in under-treatment and higher breast cancer-related mortality or state-of-the-art trials not being offered to older, but otherwise eligible, patients.

Treatment intensification in a hypertension telemanagement trial: clinical inertia or good clinical judgment?

Failure to intensify treatment when home blood pressure is elevated may, at times, represent good clinical judgment, not clinical inertia.

However, as a matter of good clinical judgment, it is prudent to consider all analgesics potentially nephrotoxic and to counsel against excessive, protracted use [46, 81].

As with homicidal behavior, there is good clinical judgment, but no reliable way of predicting.

Cervero, an expert in continuing education of medical professionals, has proposed that if "physicians are going to make good clinical judgments they need to learn from their experience in the swamp of practice".[ 42]The same is true for all health care practitioners.

However, technical feasibility does not obviate sound clinical judgment.

This form of overdiagnosis bias can be reasonably assumed to be rendered largely irrelevant in medical environments, where patients are managed with good, sensible clinical judgment by physicians adept in identifying comorbid disease and reasonably accurately estimating the anticipated survival of their patients.

Making that distinction, Dr. Kupfer said, will require "good solid clinical judgment".

The enmeshment of the clinician's good-faith clinical judgment in the statutory Rube Goldberg machine now proposed by yet another officious "task force" of medical bench warmers and dilettantes (foolishly applauded by you) can only befoul this clinical process.