Sentence examples for more comprehensive management from inspiring English sources

In the largest domain, Symptom Assessment and Management, there was consensus that all symptoms should be assessed and managed at a basic level, with more comprehensive management for common symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dyspnea, and pain.

Paediatricians may often prefer to keep these children under their care for a more comprehensive management of their other attendant morbidities which cannot be managed under the programmatic conditions by the DOT provider.

The Board of Public Utilities set interim reliability standards for electric utilities that may be amended in 2002 after utilities develop more comprehensive management systems.

Harris' team developed a system that uses environmental data and outputs from sleep sensors to detect changes in asthma control, identify potential triggers and provide insights to families and their physicians that enable more comprehensive management of the disease.

One thing it is missing, for now, is more comprehensive management of bookmarks.

One thing it is missing, for now, is more comprehensive management of bookmarks.

Participants will have the opportunity to take part in several exercises designed to enhance self-awareness of one's habitual change management style and to develop a more comprehensive change management strategy.

Inclusion of a more comprehensive osteoporosis management tool with recent supportive studies may have maintained higher rates of osteoporosis management among these patients.

This approach has the advantage of focusing the evaluation on the self-management aspects, but the intervention could be less effective than one that has more comprehensive case management and direct medical care, particularly if the system is dysfunctional.

Despite the intentions to expand HR functions at decentralized levels from personnel administration to more comprehensive HRH management, insufficient investments were made to assure that HRH units had managers with the required competencies.

"Ed's promotion reflects the importance of deeper and more comprehensive risk management discipline under a single senior executive," said a memo at the time.