Cardiologists reported that they routinely practice "beyond" guidelines and are more aggressive in their approach to treatment when recent clinical data, published after the distribution of guidelines, demonstrate the benefits of more aggressive targets than those delineated in the guidelines.
A sub-research objective of this study was to examine the role of clinical practice guidelines in the assessment, treatment, and management of CV risk factors and to understand the extent to which cardiologists practice "beyond" or "outside" of guidelines.
There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of Christian prayer practice, beyond rote recitation.
Most schools extend practice beyond the classroom into the community - a school becomes a community within a community.
The other, if it is, is what "autonomy" means in practice, beyond demands for yet more cash from Ottawa.
To the extent that the new policy will mean anything in practice, beyond more bureaucrats writing more reports, it will mean levelling down.
Appelbaum is a behavioral optometrist, part of a growing subspecialty of optometry that takes the traditional practice beyond its usual focus on eye health and eyesight.
Now, a new cable network has elevated the practice beyond the occasional, building such anti-ad-zapping efforts directly into its business model.
Massachusetts General Hospital introduced a Global Primary Care program this year, which focused on training its physicians to practice beyond American soil.
You may wish to share the following definition (from The American Heritage Stedman's Medical Dictionary online at //www.answers.com/topic/addiction): "Addiction: habitual psychological and physiological dependence on a substance or practice beyond one's voluntary control".
But he added that the whole point of comparative effectiveness was to move medical practice beyond the limits of such trials, by looking at a broader range of evidence that includes the actual experience of patients undergoing treatment.
