Sentence examples for guidelines as appropriate from inspiring English sources

Initial triage of patients should therefore follow advanced trauma life support and major incident guidelines as appropriate [ 10, 11].

The EQUATOR should also pay more attention to give some instructions for improving the quality of reporting guidelines as appropriate.

Training was also provided on methods of development of research protocols, systematic reviews and clinical practice guidelines as appropriate the fellowship output.

Defining any regimen that is in line with WHO Guidelines as "appropriate" and all others as inappropriate is a rough distinction between right and wrong.

Breathlessness, ankle swelling, and fatigue are mentioned in the guidelines as appropriate symptoms, and leg oedema, tachycardia, gallop rhythm, and pulmonary crepitations (rales) as appropriate signs.

33 We examined the outcome variables including eating habits/dietary behaviours, physical activity/outdoor play, and TV viewing time for their distribution, then recategorised them dichotomously according to the median intake of vegetables or fruit or the national guidelines for physical activity, as appropriate.

Such findings can assist with developing culturally-appropriate guidelines, as observed elsewhere [ 35].

Perhaps greater collaboration and sharing of resources between developer groups would result in fewer guidelines, but with local input as appropriate.

In this study, we demonstrated that infection control, according to appropriate prevention guidelines, as well as regular surveillance for VRE, are essential for designing interventions to prevent the further spread of VRE.

Aerosolized adjunctive therapy with IV antimicrobials is suggested by the ATS/IDSA guidelines (2005) as appropriate for patients with pneumonia caused by MDR Gram-negative organisms who are not responding to systemic therapy alone; however, these guidelines are now a decade old and may no longer be an accurate reflection of the bacterial landscape currently confronting clinicians in the ICU.

"Delete as appropriate.