Sentence examples for nice provision from inspiring English sources
"That's a very nice provision, which I imagine the trade minister points to as, 'We've really protected ourselves on anything of social importance.' I think that's nonsense, frankly".
A strength of NICE is the provision of an explicit cost-effectiveness threshold to judge the value for money of the intervention considered.
All these will directly affect patient care for AS in terms of informing NHS service provision and NICE guidelines for the use of expensive biological therapies, and informing the process of assessment of cost-effectiveness.
NICE recommendations for endoscopy provision are detailed in the section 'Management of active variceal haemorrhage' recommendations. 2 The BSG has also produced a care bundle for patients admitted with decompensated cirrhosis in light of the NCEPOD report with a check list method which includes gastrointestinal bleeding.
In the UK, NICE [ 43] recommends the provision of supported employment for individuals who wish to work.
In one study centre NHS commissioners utilised evidence from NICE guidance to restrict the provision of community heart failure nurse services to patients with left ventricular systolic dysfunction only (LVSD).
Also nice: being able to gather provisions in this food-obsessed swath of Astoria and cook in a kitchen bigger than a breadbox.
The NICE guidance for risk identification and provision of preventive interventions for high-risk individuals included recommendations for adults aged 25 39 of South Asian ethnicity, who are not included in the NHS Health Checks programme.
Recent emphasis has been placed on the need for follow-up of this patient group and the provision of rehabilitation programs (NICE 2009), and our study's reports supports these recommendations [ 25].
Another nice thing about attorney's fee provisions: You don't need an attorney to add them to your contracts.
