At present, RT-CGM is becoming more common practice, but at the time of the study, a real-time CGM device was not approved to make clinical adjustments of insulin therapy, and our ethical committee would not approve clinical decisions to be made solely on the basis of RT-CGM at that time.
She added that sometimes doctors will make "clinical adjustments" during an abortion procedure to preserve the fetal tissue if a woman requests that it be donated, but said that such adjustments do not affect the safety or well-being of the patient.
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.
Four global dimensions are obtained from analysis of the replies made: personal adjustment, clinical maladjustment, school maladjustment and index of emotional symptoms.
In a subsample with available clinical data we did also make adjustments for other clinical covariates such as body mass index, inflammatory markers, glucose metabolism and blood lipid levels, although these factors may be on the causal pathway linking physical activity with healthy ageing.
He's making life adjustments".
We're making some adjustments.
Making necessary adjustments to equipment.
The study's principal investigators are the patients' own GPs who may make treatment adjustments according to their clinical opinion.
We constructed Kaplan-Meier curves to characterise survival over time among patients treated with rosiglitazone or pioglitazone and made extensive adjustments for demographic and clinical variables (see web appendix) by using Cox proportional hazards regression.
