Sentence examples for harmonisation of treatment from inspiring English sources
This contrasts to current initiatives focusing on minimally disruptive medicine which emphasise harmonisation of treatment approaches to reduce the burden on patients with multimorbidity [ 28], possibly through development of 'synergistic' treatment models [ 29].
An additional challenge relates to the lack of harmonisation in treatment guidelines: while Lesotho has recommended a tenofovir-based first-line regimen since late 2007 [17], at the time of our study South African guidelines recommended a stavudine-based first-line treatment regimen (this was revised in 2010).
Study NAA2m (DMID 08 0023; A Pilot Study to Evaluate Nucleic Acid Amplification (NAA) and Other Tests to Predict Relapse of Tuberculosis and to Monitor the Effectiveness of Treatment) was conducted according to the Helsinki Declaration and International Conference on Harmonisation guidelines.
Harmonisation of environmental measures across studies, however, needs more thoughtful discussion in the field, and new data collection efforts should aim for harmonisation with other studies (e.g., PhenX Toolkit; Hamilton & Tabitha, 2014).
The EU Directive on patients' rights in cross-border healthcare (2011/24/EU) (22) calls for a concerted strategy in terms of harmonisation of clinical practices, meeting patients' expectations of the highest quality healthcare, including when they seek treatment away from home.
6 UN-GHS provides harmonised classification criteria and hazard communication elements, aiming at global harmonisation of hazard classification.
He has pushed for the harmonisation of indirect taxes.
And there is pressure for greater harmonisation of taxes.
The scandal has boosted calls for greater harmonisation of tax rules throughout the European Union.
Certainly international harmonisation of technical standards can enhance efficiency and cut red tape.
