Sentence examples for integration of systematic from inspiring English sources
It stated that "…evidence-based dentistry is an approach to oral health care that requires the judicious integration of systematic assessments of clinically relevant scientific evidence, relating to the patient's oral and medical condition and history, with the dentist's clinical expertise and the patient's treatment needs and preferences".
Currently, routine local QI methods do not emphasise the integration of systematic evidence review and innovation design and evaluation.
We agree with Bronsard and colleagues (2011) that the integration of systematic mental health screening is required for youths entering the child welfare system [ 20], especially before placement in RYC.
Beyond the issue of reason's autonomy or priority, another central issue for Natorp is reason's history; again, this is a concern typical of the Marburg School generally; one of its peculiarities is the quasi-Hegelian insistence upon the integration of the systematic and historical moments of philosophy.
This is why more intensive efforts will be made in the future towards the integration of historical and systematic considerations.
Previous proposals of these gestures' meanings have had an ad hoc character due to the lack of systematic integration of textual and iconographic evidence.
"More and more governments and organizations are recognizing the value of systematic integration of science advice into their decision making and, given the quality of the members, this board will have a lot to contribute," Glover says.
A collaborative working group examining these issues in Europe concluded that, whilst they were able to identify occasional examples of systematic integration of HTA in decision-making structures, there was no direct link between the amount of money spent on HTA and its impact on the decision-making process [ 67].
In Bangkok, any determination of the city's overall resources is a challenge because of the many private autonomous healthcare facilities and their lack of systematic integration into the public health system.
First, there is compelling evidence of systematic discrimination, integration failure, and growing hostility towards immigrants throughout Western Europe.
