Sentence examples for internationally described from inspiring English sources
Early Supported Discharge (ESD) has been assessed in a number of studies internationally, described in a meta-analysis by Langhorne and colleagues [ 13].
Although emotional health problems were not explored or mentioned in the FGDs, these problems, especially depression, are internationally described as frequent among women and men, in general, and during the postpartum period in particular [ 36- 38].
We could identify no similar studies internationally which described the provision of relapse prevention interventions in routine clinical practice, so it is difficult to make comparisons.
If you use your old iPhone internationally (as described above), be aware, especially if you are American, that most countries do not allow talking on the phone while driving.
To the Editor: I read with a smile Lesley Quinn's essay "Playing the Market, Internationally" (May 13), describing her experience as a shy grocery shopper in France.
In addition, the ICD coding system is used internationally to describe patterns of disease and mortality and is a feature of health services datasets in many countries, enhancing transferability and enabling international comparisons to be made.
WHO standards aim to be internationally applicable, describing how infants and children 'should grow when free of disease and when their care follows healthy practices such as breastfeeding and non-smoking'.
Although Collaborative Care and Integrated Care are terms that have been used internationally to describe a model of care specifically designed to improve mental health care within a primary care setting, these terms are not used consistently [ 13, 14].
Cluster headache, in a large cohort of Greek patients, has the same phenotypic characteristics as described internationally.
The bioassay was conducted in accordance with the internationally accepted principles described by WHO [ 13] for laboratory use and care.
The degree of patient-centredness of the consultations was assessed, using the internationally recognised process described in the Patient Centeredness Manual.
