Sentence examples for habitual clinical practice from inspiring English sources

PrU-II treatment consists mainly of the application of polyurethane and hydrocolloid dressings, which are recommended and part of habitual clinical practice.

To overcome these limitations, the present study will compare two types of dressings in the treatment of PrU-IIs, both which are recommended and are part of habitual clinical practice [ 1, 3, 19, 20].

Similarly, the analysis of drugs dispensed does not indicate the use that patients make of this medication, but reflects the intention to comply with treatment; even so, most authors agree that dispensation is the best measurement of medication use in large populations in habitual clinical practice.

Effects of the education system or the individuals' habitual behaviour in clinical practice might be other possible factors of importance.

While VTE nurses and trainers strive to motivate clinical staff to accept the task of risk assessment as a habitual part of daily clinical practice, our findings suggest that some junior doctors do not feel that it is their responsibility.

How does a crisis "deform" traditional, habitual, even historically determined local clinical practice, especially the ones practiced across and between clinical specialities?

In a fairly stable context such as the one in this study, clinical practice can be assumed to be habitual and habits, i.e., repeated behaviors, can in stable contexts be difficult to change [ 50].

The inclusion criteria were as follows: CVD risk of ≥20% over 10 years, as defined by Joint British Societies' guidelines on the prevention of CVD in clinical practice (12); BMI ≥27 and ≤35 kg/m; and habitual F&V intake of two or fewer portions per day.

In descending order of importance, it is followed by perceived usefulness for improving clinical practice quality (β = 0.476), and lastly by habitual social media website and application use, which is also a factor that makes a greater contribution to the discriminant function, with a coefficient of β = 0.237.

Even if radiographers have theoretical knowledge, routines in the clinical situation are often based on unconscious habitual behaviours [54], which might influence the newly qualified radiographer's opportunity to implement her/his theoretical knowledge in clinical practice, thus affecting both her/his self-assessed level and use of competence.

"Changing clinical practice takes time.