According to our hospital policies, indications for PICC insertion were (a) need for a central line for parenteral nutrition, and/or infusion of drugs that require a central line (pH < 5 or > 9, osmolarity > 500 mOsm/l, drugs associated with endothelial damage), and/or (b) central venous pressure monitoring, and/or (c) need for frequent blood sampling.
In this policy, the indications for zinc therapy remain narrow, even though zinc has the potential to benefit a range of other health outcomes, including other infections and growth (6, 8).
Mr. Montebourg also won praise from the National Front candidate, Marine Le Pen, who favors nearly the same policies, another indication of how the criticism of globalization in France brings the far left and far right together.
In policy terms, all indications are that she will run a traditional Democratic campaign, promoting social mobility and emphasizing the interests of the middle class.
Inclusion criteria were those which included scoping in the title, non-systematic reviews of the literature, reviews of concepts, consultation exercises specifically related to research agendas, and reviews of policy documents for indications of research priorities.
A Central Bank governor, Perng Fai-nan, said after the meeting that the government would "continue to maintain a loose monetary policy next year," an indication that the bank was more concerned about economic growth than about Taiwan's weakening currency.
That several of these proposals are now government policy is an indication of how Gordon Brown's golden thread of British liberties has thickened into what looks more like a whip.
Although some scientists are holding their applause, one sees the proposed policy as an indication that NIH is relaxing its chimera policy.
When sample size was <20 patients adherence to policy and documenting indication had to be perfect to achieve the target.
We investigated reimbursement policies for 19 indications with targeted anti-cancer drugs that are used variably across ten countries.
