Sentence examples for ongoing guideline from inspiring English sources

The ongoing guideline projects supported by the KSR are the development of comprehensive clinical imaging guidelines, an abdomen CT guideline for patients admitted to emergency rooms with acute abdomen issues, diagnosis and management of nodules found on lung cancer screening (clinical practice guideline), and recommendations for common paediatric fluoroscopy exams.

They did not receive any of the newly developed physical therapy guidelines, nor any information about the guideline website or the ongoing guideline project.

They were also to provide ongoing guideline based care for patients in whom ART was initiated, issuing monthly repeat prescriptions, and conducting laboratory and clinical monitoring for side effects and complications, with referral back to hospital physicians as needed.

Although this lends support to the guideline, ongoing data monitoring is needed to confirm this, and further clinical trials should determine if antibiotic prophylaxis still has a role in protecting some patients at particularly high risk.

Research into the evaluation, prevention, and therapy of anthrax is ongoing, and CDC guidelines for anthrax are subject to change based on new information and expert recommendation.

In an essay included in the first volume, Arnett elaborates on the genre's lack of "historical precedent": There was no traditional framework within which their art had to conform, no body of traditional work to act as historical guideline, no ongoing dialog with other art traditions. . . .

However, a large debate about the use of hierarchy levels is ongoing in the international guideline community [ 33, 34].

A revised toxicology package designed to support Phase 0 trials without compromising human safety has already been discussed by the CHMP Safety Working Party (SWP) and the preparation of the guideline is ongoing.

While some of the quality improvement measures that we have suggested may require significant investment and time to implement, others such as providing ongoing training, supportive supervision, guideline development and the development of triage systems in hospitals can be positive first steps.

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases also published their guidelines on GCLP and currently further works aiming at the harmonization of different GCLP guidelines are ongoing [5], [6].

Second, we do not include the ongoing efforts to establish guidelines in many countries, such as in Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia, where it is expected that new guidelines will appear in the coming years.