Sentence examples for multidisciplinary definition of from inspiring English sources
An Unified Feature Technology UFTT) is used as a multidisciplinary definition of the model better reuse of company knowledge.
To generate a multidisciplinary stakeholder-informed definition of integrative health care (IHC).
18 Firstly, the definition of multidisciplinary care was imprecise and heterogeneous.
Furthermore, the strong multidisciplinary perspective and clear definition of the contribution and role of every member will ensure optimal realisation and dissemination of the results.
After consideration by the UK-based group of multidisciplinary experts, the following definition of advanced BCC was proposed based on their review of the published literature and clinical experience.
18 Owing to the lack of a precise definition of multidisciplinary care, and the variation in provision of health services in countries outside the UK our results could be difficult to generalise.
The test request forms were evaluated by the administrative staff of the Clinical Pathology and Transfusion Laboratory using the grid developed by Multiprofessional Multidisciplinary Inter-hospital Work Team during the definition of the profiles.
Thereafter, we randomly assigned 118 Brazilian ICUs to a QI intervention consisting of a daily checklist and definition of care goals during multidisciplinary rounds with follow-up clinician prompting regarding daily goals, or to routine care.
To evaluate whether the use of a multifaceted QI intervention, including the use of a checklist and the definition of daily care goals during multidisciplinary rounds, and clinician prompts, lowers in-hospital mortality in Brazilian ICUs.
Since the first definition of Public Health Genomics (PHG) as "a multidisciplinary field concerned with the effective and responsible translation of genome-based knowledge and technologies to improve population health"[ 1], the relevance of PHG education has been acknowledged elsewhere.
One definition of this is as "a multidisciplinary outline of anticipated care, placed in an appropriate time-frame, to help a patient with a specific condition or set of symptoms move progressively through a clinical experience to positive outcomes".
