Sentence examples for making clinical judgements from inspiring English sources

Apparent overconfidence and underconfidence in clinicians making clinical judgements could be a feature of evaluative research designs that fail to accurately represent clinical environments.

(SD) JDs frequently asked for support and opinions from others when making clinical judgements.

(JD) JDs expressed that they were directed by the healthcare organization when making clinical judgements.

This study therefore aims to describe and compare the professional approaches of junior and senior doctors when making clinical judgements.

Findings imply that nurses are capable of using adaptive judgement strategies to cope with moderate time pressures when making clinical judgements in acute care.

The practical application of ethnic-specific standards require further "on-site" examination, but our results provide a useful analytic comparison tool for future research and should be considered when making clinical judgements about fetal surveillance, induction of labour, and postnatal nutrition.

(GP5) The interviewees described their efforts to make clinical judgements that were plausible, and in which they felt reasonably secure.

10 Accounts of violations revealed insights into intraprofessional and interprofessional relationships, and how nurses made clinical judgements in practice.

It remains unknown whether brief training will provide social workers with the necessary ability to consistently apply cognitive behavioural strategies over a period of time, and to skilfully make clinical judgements as to the most appropriate technique for each patient.

In this study, where nurses had to make clinical judgements without physically seeing a patient, they had few other resources to draw on other than their experience with similar patients.

While the current study did not explore reasons for low levels of research activity, previous research has suggested that SLPs often use the opinions of colleagues or their own clinical judgement when making clinical decisions, rather than searching published journal articles [ 10, 11].