Sentence examples for guideline adhesion from inspiring English sources
The survival curves did not show the inferiority of wrap therapy comparing with guideline adhesion treatment on the period until the pressure ulcers healed.
To evaluate if 'wrap therapy' using food wraps, which is widely used in Japanese clinical sites, is not inferior when compared to guideline adhesion treatments.
We hypothesised non-inferiority of the efficacy of wrap therapy on adult patients with pressure ulcers classified as National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel stage II or III comparing with that of guideline adhesion treatment to Japanese patients.
Substantial progress has been made since publishing previous practice guidelines on intrauterine adhesions (IUAs) [1].
The students' fears of appearing incompetent must be treated with respect, and mentoring of the groups and the adhesion to the guidelines ruling the feedback process should be given careful consideration.
The rate of inadequate empirical therapy in critically ill patients with sepsis depends primarily on the incidence of multidrug resistance pathogens and the adhesion to clinical guidelines, and ranges from 10 to almost 40%% [ 18, 20, 21].
Design guidelines can be proposed for different adhesion conditions based on this study.
Some financial motivation and a good initial training usually enabled the participants to reach an adequate level of collaboration and adhesion to the audit guidelines [ 14, 19, 20, 23].
The home visit, therefore, represents an indicative of change of the professionals' practice and their adhesion to the principles and guidelines of PSF. Figure 1 shows the number of days per month in which the professionals perform home visits.
b) An audit will be undertaken to assess the implementation of the improvement plan and the adhesion to the recommended clinical guidelines, i. e. retrieval every six months of patient information from computerised clinical records to generate indicators of study protocol adhesion and dissemination amongst health professionals.
