In South America, the need for imaging referral guidelines is recognized, but they are not widely used.
The need for and importance of well-documented, standardized guidelines is recognized as essential for the successful treatment of CAP [ 35].
A patient with a filovirus infection in an unprepared medical facility would be handled as safely as possible, using CDC guidelines (if the disease were recognized).
Our tests show that, although the majority of the guidelines are respected by the models, some guidelines, which are recognized as fundamental by the literature, are frequently violated.
All animal experiments were carried out with the approval of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of the Weizmann Institute, which meets the standards, required by the UKCCCR guidelines and is recognized by AAALAC International.
The use of protocols and standard guidelines is increasingly being recognized as an important tool for quality assurance in most health professions.
Further, it is worth noting that adopting shared decision-making without accurately documenting the process, even when decisions are aligned with the recommendations in clinical guidelines, would not be recognized from a medico-legal perspective as dispositive of the issue (see Figure 3).
The need for the implementation of imaging referral guidelines in clinical routine is recognized among the radiology community worldwide, and the process is most advanced in the USA and the European Union.
When these links are recognized, guidelines rarely provide practical recommendations for treatment in these scenarios.
According to these guidelines, a DU should be recognized as a unit of intraspecific diversity when it can be identified as discrete from other such units and when it can be identified as significant, where a 'significant' unit is one that is important to the evolutionary legacy of the species as a whole and if lost would likely not be replaced through natural dispersion (COSEWIC 2012).
