Sentence examples for guidelines for complaint from inspiring English sources

And they agreed on new guidelines for Complaint Box that would keep it focused on broader irritations of life, like loud music on the subway, to give one recent example.

We used 12 weeks as the cut-off value, as the guidelines for shoulder complaints of the Dutch College of General Practitioners recommend US of the shoulder only in case of complaints persisting despite conservative treatment [ 1].

In this study shoulder pain was defined according to the 1999 version of the Dutch guidelines for shoulder complaints, issued by the Dutch College of General Practitioners [ 14, 15].

The guidelines for psychological complaints such as anxiety and depression describe management options as (anti-anxiety of anti-depressant) medication and/or 'watchful waiting' if a referral seems unnecessary [ 15].

The NVAB guidelines for mental complaints[ 28] focus on stress and adjustment disorders in relation to the process of returning to work, functioning and the treatment of work-related problems.

All participating GPs received training to apply UMC as encouraged by Guidelines for Shoulder Complaints of the Dutch College of General Practitioners [ 4]: during the first two weeks information regarding the nature and the course of shoulder complaints was given, together with advises how to use the affected shoulder in daily living, supplemented with analgesics or NSAID's if necessary.

Contact your company's HR department for instructions on their requirements and guidelines for written complaints.

While OECD guidelines allow for complaints to be made to the Australian government, in the unlikely event the Australian government recognised a complaint about the company, it has no power to enforce any finding".

Rather than enforcing the law as they and we then knew it, OCR officials ignored the agency's own policy guidelines and timeframes for complaint resolution and decision.

This is why the ORI has proposed new regulations that not only lay down specific guidelines for handling retaliation complaints, but also aim to prevent retaliation from occurring in the first place.

The guideline for shoulder complaints from the Dutch College of General Practitioners recommend a stepwise approach in which the patient is referred for physiotherapy when there is no improvement with rest and advice ('wait and see') and pain medication for one or two weeks (preferably paracetamol) [ 9].