'life guidance' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to advice, assistance, or instruction given to someone related to navigating life and its various experiences. For example, "With this life guidance, my mentor helped me to create a plan to help me reach my professional goals."
Dickens was never shy about dispensing life guidance through his characters.
Really, it's enough to make one turn to a newspaper columnist for life guidance.
Just for fun, I opened the book at random, closed my eyes, and jabbed at a spot, like someone looking for life guidance in a hotel Bible.
Most of the students were selected for the seminary after attending a "life guidance camp" that each year draws hundreds of local teenagers for a three-day session at St. Paul's.
When she needs business advice or general life guidance, she turns to a woman whose expertise has nothing to do with publishing -- a woman she met 17 years ago at a flea market in the Hamptons.
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However the concept of NICE's 'end-of-life' guidance is worthy of consideration.
The cost-effectiveness threshold for treatments considered under the 'end-of-life' guidance is higher, and the ICER for the IHC3+ subgroup as quoted above was considered acceptable.
After applying an 'end-of-life' guidance wherein estimated mean QALYs are considered nearly equal to life years (to weigh the value of end-of-life period), and NICE recommended the use of trastuzumab for only IHC 3+ population.
In the United Kingdom, NICE uses a threshold range of £20 000 to £30 000 (approximately JPY 2.5 million to JPY 4.5 million) per QALY gained (NICE, 2008), although it is possible that a higher threshold is acceptable for treatments considered under the 'end-of-life' guidance.
