Sentence examples for practices barrier from inspiring English sources

Questions were open-ended to include any change in infection-control practice (including hygienic practices, barrier precautions, and antimicrobial control practices) from baseline practice (i.e., during pre-intervention period), rather than a description of specific practices already in use.

This review set out to describe palliative care needs, practices, barriers, and recommendations in humanitarian crisis settings.

The aim of this study is to understand current hand washing practices, barriers to hand washing and facilities available in two Ugandan specialist eye hospitals.

In evidence based practice (EBP) there is a growing body of research concerning educational practices, barriers and facilitators, but few studies have tracked longitudinal change in EBP skills, knowledge or attitudes.

Therefore, we interviewed community vaccinators about their 2009 experience with workplace vaccination against seasonal influenza virus and pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus, their business practices, barriers encountered, and delivery of other adult vaccines.

Lack of reimbursement was cited as the most important practice barrier, and having other sources of funding, such as high prescription revenues, was viewed as the major facilitator.Conclusion: Clinical home care practice is rare in Canadian pharmacy; reimbursement is a major barrier.

A time constraint was the practice barrier endorsed most frequently in our study (67%).

Eligible patients were HIV-infected adults (≥21 years) who had a CD4+ cell count between 400 and 650 cells/μl (ART eligibility was ≤350 cells/μl throughout the trial), and were willing to practice barrier methods of birth control.

The trial was put on hold for several months until animal studies confirmed lack of germline transmission of vector sequences following administration of AAV2 vector, 40 and the protocol was modified to require that subjects practice barrier contraception until two sequential semen samples were negative for vector sequences and consider banking of sperm prior to vector injection.

Patient eligibility was restricted to: HIV-infected adults (21 years of age and older at study enrollment), who were not yet ART-eligible based on Rwanda guidelines for ART initiation, had a CD4+ T-cell count between 400 and 650 cells/μl, were willing to practice barrier methods of birth control at all times, and be able to provide written informed consent.

Practice barrier nursing and quarantine infected patients.