This led the authors to urge intensivists to follow guidelines concerning logistical organization, personnel, equipment and monitoring during transport [ 12].
Reviews look at a variety of factors, Platts added, including "adherence to editorial guidelines, operational and logistical issues, as well as counterparty acceptance".
This chapters covers regulatory aspects of pediatric development, nonclinical safety guidelines, study design considerations, technical and logistical limitations of conducting neonatal/juvenile toxicity studies as well as the use of juvenile animal data in risk assessments.
A task force for the EULAR standing committee for clinical trials determined the methodological and logistical approach required for the development of evidence-based guidelines for treatment of knee osteoarthirits (OA).
A task force for the EULAR standing committee for Clinical Trials determined the methodological and logistical approach required for the development of evidence based guidelines for treatment of knee OA.
In 1999 the government approved guidelines allowing the "self-defence" forces to provide logistical support for the Americans in an emergency "in areas surrounding Japan".
The clinical management guidelines state that labor may also be induced for logistical reasons, like distance from the hospital or psychosocial reasons.
National guidelines and reviews are available for many of the logistical and organizational issues that health care systems and individual institutions must address [ 10- 13].
"DOH is committed to address the problem of malnutrition not just by issuing guidelines, but also to provide the enabling environment and logistical support to prevent illnesses of our children.
There are many reasons why care providers cannot always observe guidelines: time constraints, lack of patient cooperation, lack of self-efficacy, difficult logistical procedures or even a lack of clear procedures in the guideline, to name just some examples [ 21- 24].
