Sentence examples for more structured management from inspiring English sources

Arguments Friday night ran past 1 a.m., as some organizers pushed, controversially, for more structured management.

More structured management of these patients in general practice may also lead to better treatment.

More structured management in general practice may also lead to better treatment.

It is likely that the publication of the Society of Critical Care Medicine's clinical practice guidelines for the management of sedation and analgesia [ 27], as well as clinical trials that reported improved outcomes with algorithm-based approaches to sedation management [ 28- 32], have raised clinician awareness and led to more structured management.

These include: early recognition of at-risk patients who might benefit from more anticipatory and structured management; checking patient expectations of opioid therapy and advising on their limited benefit in chronic pain [ 46]; and reconsidering strategies of prescribing opioids to establish false therapeutic relationships.

Collaborative care (CC) is an organisational framework derived from the chronic care model that aims to improve patient care by increasing professional communication and providing a more structured approach to depression management [ 12].

A second intervention aimed at improving the retention of laboratory professionals should encompass a more structured strategy for human resource management at health facility level.

HITEC 2 compares intervention programs between two correctional sites, one using a pure workforce level design team and the other using a more structured and time delineated labor-management kaizen effectiveness team.

The search engine project described in the preceding vignette would probably have benefitted from more structured and careful elicitation, documentation, and management of basic technology and user requirements.

In round 3, for example, we had added a new section 'Suggestions for practice' based on round 2 feedback that a more structured context was required for discussion between frontline service workers and management.

One Swedish survey concluded that a more structured cooperation between the dental team and other actors involved in the management of ED patients should be implemented [ 23].