Sentence examples for perceived guidelines from inspiring English sources

They especially perceived guidelines as useful in the case of younger, relatively healthy patients, particularly if they suffered just from the disease described in the guideline.

When the role of guidelines had not yet been discussed spontaneously after discussing which factors were perceived as impeding factors in the management of multimorbidity, participants were asked if they perceived guidelines as an impeding or facilitating factor in this respect.

Fourteen participants were convinced that there was a need for this kind of guideline and perceived guideline recommendations as useful.

They perceived guideline uptake according to facilitators and barriers across 6 categories of guideline implementability (format, content, language, usability, development, and the practice environment).

Family physicians perceived guideline uptake according to facilitator and barrier factors spread across 6 categories of guideline implementability: Format, Content, Language, Usability, Development, and the Practice environment.

In addition, OPs perceived that the small peer-group learning approach and the repetition of the guideline content with meetings spread over a 1-year period contributed the most to a higher perceived guideline adherence.

Results of the three case record form items related to the chest pain guideline, analyzed for 267 patients, are illustrated in Figure 2. In the majority of cases, GPs perceived guideline recommendations to be appropriate.

Language (Table  4): Many family physicians perceive guidelines as using language that is too dense or too detailed.

Usability (Table  5): Most family physicians perceive guidelines as having too much information, and generally too difficult to follow.

The literature suggests, for example, that consumers may perceive guidelines negatively as a way to ration access to medications [ 6], a perception that would need to be addressed by material intended for the public.

GPs stated unanimously during the discussions that they perceive guidelines as a form of support, that they do not feel bound by them but feel safe when using them.