Sentence examples for instigation of interventions from inspiring English sources

15 Changes in the Norwegian Health Personnel Law in effect from January 2010 mandate health practitioner assessment of the presence of children when adults are diagnosed with cancer, assessment of the needs of involved children, and instigation of interventions to meet the needs of these children.

Although higher CK levels are associated with adverse outcomes, instigation of renoprotective treatment should not be based solely on CK levels.

The chemopreventive and therapeutic interventions of NSAIDs in cancer are obvious; however, the instigation of drug and treatment period depends on the study objective.

This is serious because accurate recognition of bothersome side effects could influence the initiation, continuation, change, or termination of therapy, and may prompt timely instigation of other supportive and ameliorative interventions.

Whilst ICU admission can be seen as a surrogate for time to treatment in the critically ill, the fundamental factors determining outcome are likely to include specific interventions and the timely instigation of organ support.

These findings may indicate a willingness to offer an operation on presentation, but early withdrawal of treatment if complications occur rather than initial instigation of palliative care.

It therefore appears that the instigation of HPV education for both genders of Korean youth would be a timely intervention.

(b) Reopening may be at the instigation of any party.

there for, if not the instigation of dancing?

"The finance was from three top Turkish banks on the instigation of the president of Turkey.

SAUCKEL: This was at the instigation of the Fuehrer, and I assume that Speer agreed.