Sentence examples for lifelong guidelines from inspiring English sources

The goal was to establish these as lifelong guidelines, and to encourage continued participation in Scouting and camping.

British guidelines propose lifelong treatment.

Prof Mike Kelly, the director of the centre for public health at NICE, said the guidelines were about lifelong change rather than yo-yo dieting, when the weight is piled back on after initial success.

With current programme guidelines of offering lifelong ART to all pregnant and lactating mothers irrespective of CD4 counts, this becomes even more beneficial.

In 2011, the Malawi MoH is planning a test and treat strategy to optimize delivery of HAART during pregnancy and breastfeeding as recommended in the revised WHO guidelines (Option B plus lifelong HAART), and the results of this study provide strong local evidence to support these plans.

The companion ACMG PAH deficiency treatment guideline supports a lifelong target blood PHE of 120 360 µmol/l for optimal cognitive outcome.

72 (46%) were eligible for lifelong ART (triple therapy) according to guidelines in place at the time (CD4 count ≤350) at their first ANC visit.

WHO guidelines provide the option of lifelong ART for pregnant women, irrespective of health status ('option B+') [8,9].

It requires HIV testing, linkage to care, cART availability, national guidelines permitting cART administration, and adherence to lifelong therapeutic regimens.

[ 12, 13] Facility-based delivery remains critical under Option B+ (the current WHO-recommended PMTCT guidelines whereby all HIV-infected pregnant women receive lifelong ART), [ 8] given the high loss to follow-up after initiating ART.

1 The overall prevalence of phenylketonuria in the UK is about 1 per 10 000 2 and published guidelines suggest that treatment needs to be early and lifelong.