Sentence examples for guidelines for advice from inspiring English sources

She said that companies that felt they were not able to be found quickly enough on Google could consult guidelines for advice about how to modify their Web pages to enhance their online ranking.

Practitioners treating athletes progressively rely on evidence-based guidelines for advice not only on treatment, but also on prevention of ankle sprains.

Guidelines for the advice of further actions to be suggested in the presence of potentially clinically relevant IF may be more difficult to set up; the adoption of multidisciplinary clinico-radiological approaches could enhance the clinical efficacy with a patient-centred and personalised management [20].

This paper is an executive summary of the full methodological framework with principles and guidelines for scientific advice and is meant to draw attention to these guidelines.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) Guidelines for Community Noise includes advice on noise levels in hospitals and suggests that, because patients are less able to cope with the increased stress levels generated by excess environmental noise, the sound level in hospitals should not exceed 35 dBA LAeq for areas where patients are treated or observed, with a corresponding LAmax of 40 dBA [ 4].

In theory, a knowledge infrastructure should provide high quality information (i.e. usable and evidence-based) to answer these questions through several facilities: information knowledge products, such as fact sheets or guidelines for practice; expert advice, such as from occupational physicians; and education and training by the company or as part of vocational training[ 4].

Our own recent experience of such work in the UK in the context of inherited cardiac disease (the Heart to Heart report [ 3]) included population needs assessment, service review, formulation of service standards, service specifications and guidelines and advice for commissioners.

Ethical guidelines should also be consulted for advice.

One of the key messages in clinical guidelines for LBP is the advice to remain active in order to prevent a chronification of the LBP problem.

The Dutch national guidelines for traveller's health advice do not advise everyone to carry stand-by treatment, only those at increased risk, such as immunocompromised persons and travellers to very remote areas [ 16].

For instance, WHO rapid advice guidelines for management of sporadic human infection with avian influenza A (H5N1) virus made a strong recommendation to treat H5N1 patients with oseltamivir, although the quality of the underlying evidence was rated as very low in part because of the severity of the disease [ 23].