"Fitness trackers are all very well, but doctors want clinically proven products whose data they can use to make clinical decisions," says Mr Gundotra.
This approach aligns with the trend of evidence-based decision making, which emphasizes on the use of empirical evidence to make clinical decisions [ 258].
Predefined sensitivity, subgroup, meta-regression, and trial sequential analyses that included assessment of bias and clinically relevant groups were presented to aid healthcare professionals to make clinical decisions.
Clinicians need evidence-based medicine to help them make clinical decisions with their patients.
to explore how midwifery students and newly qualified midwives learnt to make clinical decisions.
Physicians are trained to make clinical decisions; insurance companies crunch numbers in order to understand and manage risk.
Yet in today's upside down medical marketplace, insurers "managing" care make clinical decisions, while reimbursement adjustments force doctors to assume inappropriate kinds of risk.
"You know the patient, you know the patient's financial information, and then you make clinical decisions based on that," he said.
EMG provides objective measurements of spasm number and type in contrast to the self-reported spasm counts that are often used to make clinical decisions about spasm management.
The ability of physiotherapists to make clinical decisions is a vital component of being an autonomous practitioner, yet this complex phenomenon has been under-researched in cardiorespiratory physiotherapy.
Patient instability and limited radiology staffing may compel surgeons to make clinical decisions based on their independent interpretations of imaging studies.
