Sentence examples for implement a therapy from inspiring English sources

Guidelines recommendations do not state what profession should provide specific therapies, so that providers can decide how to implement a therapy locally.

The expansion of pluripotent cells (ESCs and iPSCs) under conditions that maintain their pluripotency is necessary to implement a cell therapy program.

To design and implement a collaborative medication therapy management (MTM) program targeting pediatric patients with high-risk asthma in a community pharmacy.

This is a general conflict between technical and medical progress, carrying the danger of implementing an experimental therapy as standard therapy [ 19, 65- 67].

During the summer of 2012, Guerra completed an Albert Schweitzer Fellowship where she implemented a music therapy project for refugee and immigrant children who had experienced trauma.

Ethical issues are raised by implementing a group therapy method without strong RCT evidence to support it, particularly where an individual approach may be more acceptable to patients.

Our results suggest that initiating and maintaining patients on palonosetron throughout all chemotherapy treatment cycles, rather than implementing a step therapy of initiating patients first on any one of the older 5-HT3 reducedduced the number of antiemetic medications and simultaneously achieved fewer hospital/ED associated CINV events.

Switching all patients to the ON mode at the end of the 6 month randomized therapy period exposes the study to the confounding ethical dilemma of implementing an unproven therapy to control patients before the study is completed.

Our Alumni are also impacting lives around the world, by implementing an antiviral therapy care as part of an Ebola research effort in West Africa and working with African-American women with children with HIV by helping them lead better, more productive lives.

MLIF has also been successfully implemented as a therapy in acute ischemic stroke [ 36, 37].

She later developed and implemented a clinical art therapy program for Applewood Centers, Inc., within a residential treatment program for adolescent females.