Sentence examples for improving evidence from inspiring English sources
There is improving evidence on how GMB works, but this has not yet been translated into changing practice.
Finally, allergen immunotherapy has a poor but improving evidence base (notably on sublingual tablets) and its benefits last after treatment ends.
Major areas of impact that were identified included continuity of care, improving evidence based practice care, reducing hospital length of stay, preventing hospital readmissions and promoting patient, family and staff satisfaction.
Reforms being considered include making domestic violence cases more of a priority, improving evidence gathering and prosecution rates, and arresting offenders instead of issuing them with notices to appear in court.
Developing such consensus regarding terminology and definitions, with a view to improving evidence of effective cultural competency interventions is thus an important area of future work both theoretically and empirically.
Further, qualitative investigation into the attitudes and beliefs of GPs and patients regarding the management of gout as well as awareness and experiences of implementing current guidelines would provide additional information that may highlight barriers to improving evidence based practice.
It was foundational to the first prospective longitudinal intervention study directed at influencing organizational culture in hospitals with the goal of improving evidence-based practices and outcomes for patients hospitalized with AMI.
The American Heart Association has called for the creation of integrated cardiac resuscitation systems of care capable of measuring and improving evidence-based care from bystanders through to hospital discharge.
In light of these recent holdings, this iBrief argues that with the increasing amounts of technologies improving evidence-based medicine, the customary practice standard is no longer a useful or appropriate test for determining the standard of care in medical malpractice cases.
Several authors have stressed the need for improving evidence-based health policy [ 1- 3].
Scenario 3: "More Prevention" involved improving evidence-based practice by increasing fluoride varnish.
