Sentence examples for modifying practice from inspiring English sources

The difficulty in modifying practice in the prehospital setting is compounded by the lack of equipment capable of delivering controlled oxygen treatment while administering nebulised drugs in ambulances.

One limitation of our trial was the lower than expected rate of adherence to study protocols, in both prehospital oxygen treatment and the measurement of arterial blood gases on arrival at hospital, showing the difficulties associated with modifying practice.

Although many aspects of these assumptions are valid, it is also important to note that health care is now a shared activity among many different professionals and that passive attendance is the least effective way of modifying practice.

The selection of a primary endpoint, that is, failure of emergency department (ED) management, the only clinical outcome that can be documented in all patients irrespective of age, carries enormous weight for modifying practice.

Frequent revisions of guidelines, modifications of ESA's Summary of Product Characteristics (SPC) and concerns about the safety of ESAs raised by major clinical trials are gradually modifying practices.

RBC storage may contribute to the risk associated with transfusion and therefore understanding the changes in the properties of stored RBCs becomes important for modifying practices to improve the quality of transfused blood and clinical outcomes.

By making a commitment to minimally modify practice and expand our skill set, fiberoptic augmentation of every laryngoscopy can promote patient safety through the avoidance of repetitive laryngoscopy and esophageal intubation.

And how does this modify practice?

These showed changes in 'intention to modify practice' following training (30%) and actual changes in behaviour (20%) following training [ 22].

7 17 21 20 In recent years, awareness of the potential harm of routine use of high flow oxygen has increased, and attempts have been made to modify practice.

Accordingly, it is imperative to modify practice and training duration and intensity, and increase the frequency of breaks, to maintain safety and performance.