Sentence examples for guidelines employed from inspiring English sources

The pooled analyses used to develop the new KDIGO guidelines employed the standard MDRD (S-MDRD) equation to estimate GFR [ 3- 5].

Current UK guidelines employ a 'black vs white' approach; in doing so, they ignore the UK's largest ethnic minority, Asians from South Asia.

Conservation of blood may be achieved by adhering to evidence-based guidelines, employing POC testing at the bedside, and by reducing needless blood testing, and increasingly is a part of quality patient care in the ICU.

Beyond these obvious examples, many guidelines employ a broad definition of utility including subjective factors such as participants' reproductive interests, or whether the information has implications for their family members [ 6, 12, 21].

A group of members of the Trauma and Emergency Medicine section of the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine developed a 50-item questionnaire based upon the core recommendations of the 2013 guidelines, employing a multistep approach.

Since most evidence based clinical guidelines employ a system with grading the strength of recommendations, this may also be reflected by giving the items different weight in the overall pass rate.

Although clinical practice guidelines employing genomic approaches to T2D management and prevention do not yet exist, health professionals should be aware that pharmacogenomic factors may result in varying responses to pharmacologic therapy and that the degree of success of weight reduction through lifestyle modification may be partially dependent on genetic factors.

This systematic review followed PRISMA guidelines and employed the Downs and Black criteria for rating studies.

MATERIALS AND METHODS: An interrupted time series using monthly data for 34 months before and 14 months after dissemination of the guidelines was employed.

(We note that less authoritative guidelines have employed the higher threshold in their definition [ 19, 20]).

Prisma guidelines were employed to guide analysis and reporting of results.