Sentence examples for interdisciplinary guidelines from inspiring English sources

New evidence-based international and interdisciplinary guidelines and the EMA support the concept and advice to implement flow and preload parameters into our volume resuscitation protocols.

However, although evidence is limited, recommendations in recent evidence-based interdisciplinary guidelines emphasize a patient-tailored approach with aerobic exercises, CBT and MCT according to the key symptoms of FMS [ 4].

According to the interdisciplinary guidelines for therapy of ovarian cancer all patients receive 6 cycles of chemotherapy followed by a complete staging including pelvic examination, transvaginal ultrasound, and tumour markers allowing for assessment of success of the primary therapy.

WH is responsible for the coordination of the German interdisciplinary guideline on the management of fibromyalgia syndrome.

WH and MSc are vice-presidents of the German Interdisciplinary Association of Pain Therapy DIVS and were responsible for the development on the German interdisciplinary guideline on the classification, pathophysiology and management of FMS.

The use of hypnosis/guided imagery as an adjunct to efficacious pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments had been recommended by the German interdisciplinary guideline on FMS based on expert consensus [ 31].

The literature search was initiated as part of the development of an evidence-based interdisciplinary guideline for the diagnosis and therapy of FMS on behalf of the Association of the Scientific Medical Societies of Germany (AWMF) coordinated by the German Interdisciplinary Association of Pain DIVSS) [ 8].

The first German interdisciplinary S3 Guidelines for Diagnosis, Treatment and Follow-up Care of Breast Cancer were published in 2004 and first updated in 2008 [ 31].

There are many disciplinary and interdisciplinary practice guidelines for both primary and secondary care, some of which are also based on economic evidence.

HER2 testing was performed according to the German interdisciplinary S3 Guidelines for Diagnosis, Treatment and Follow-up Care of Breast Canumberregistry number 032-045OL of Association of the Scientific Medical Societies, AWMF) [ 31, 32] and to ASCO/CAP recommendations [ 33].

Over the last decades, more than 50 modalities of non-pharmacological, pharmacological and surgical interventions for hip and knee OA have been described in medical literature and integrated in (inter)national, monodisciplinary and interdisciplinary clinical guidelines [ 3– 5].