Sentence examples for opportunistic recommendations from inspiring English sources
These physicians expressed concern that new patients would be suspicious of opportunistic recommendations and they spoke about needing to build trust before recommending screening to their newer patients: It [opportunistic screening] is one of the routine questions I ask, especially with new patients.
This could be the result of the limited use of PSA testing until around 1995 as a consequence of recommendations against opportunistic screening in asymptomatic men (Kvâle et al, 2007), associated with the less frequent treatment for BPH (Møller, 2001).
The FSRH guideline focused primarily on sexual health (both physical and mental) and contraception and included recommendations about opportunistic consultations about pertinent issues and the need to be able to access appropriate information and support for women, and to refer when necessary.
Their overriding recommendation: make opportunistic buys of deeply discounted stocks.
This therefore replicates the NCSP recommendation of opportunistic chlamydia screening to the target age group.
Despite the EAU guidelines' recommendation on opportunistic PSA screening, the question remains which patients would benefit the most?
Nevertheless, the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health has prepared a recommendation for opportunistic screening in Finland but significant reduction in the C. trachomatis rates is unlikely to take place unless systematic screening is implemented.
Preliminary reports suggest that the policy will be smarter than past federal strategies, and much smarter than the recommendations flowing from President Clinton's opportunistic Republican critics.
The recommendations were then reviewed by the Opportunistic Infections Working Group of National Institutes of Health.
Conversely, in opportunistic screenings, attendance depends on the individuals decision or on the recommendations given by health care providers.
Currently, all European countries have a system of opportunistic screening (that is, individual initiative or following a doctor's recommendation), organised programmes, or both.
