Sentence examples for guidelines recognition from inspiring English sources

Module 6 addresses the emerging epidemic of prescription drug abuse, teaching guidelines recognition and management of such abuse, appropriate prescribing of mood altering substances, and use of buprenorphine as a primary care tool for managing opioid abuse.

According to the European Association of Urology (EAU) guidelines, early recognition facilitates immediate repair, improves patients' outcome and decreases the likelihood of long-term sequelae such as renal function impairment [8, 40].

In the American College of Chest Physicians guidelines for recognition, prevention, and treatment of HIT, direct thrombin inhibitors and danaparoid are recommended for systemic anticoagulation in patients with HIT [ 1].

It is underlined in many guidelines for recognition of brain-death that such investigation as EEG must be assessed by highly trained specialists.

This probably occurred because guidelines on recognition and response to acutely ill patients were issued by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) in 2007, 31 just as SPI2 was getting started.

We used an adaption approach to guideline development in recognition of existing diagnostic guidelines.

Alongside it, the new federal sex and gender recognition guidelines respect our diversity.

The federal government released guidelines allowing for recognition of a third sex or gender, and the sex discrimination act protects against discrimination on the basis of gender identity and intersex status.

Last week, the Senate issued its second report backing an intersex-inclusive anti discrimination bill – the sex discrimination amendment bill – and the attorney general published Commonwealth sex and gender recognition guidelines.

The new SEC guidelines for revenue recognition became mandatory for calendar-year filers in the December quarter.

The federal government has released new guidelines on facial recognition technologies and discretely tucked in a Trojan horse that is destined to have fierce opposition: a rule that advertisers and social networks must get permission before repurposing facial data for future use.