Sentence examples similar to pre-emptive assessment from inspiring English sources

Despite research acknowledging pervasive pain in critically ill patients and clinical practice guidelines recommending routine assessment and pre-emptive treatment, barriers still exist in treating pain with analgesics in the ICU.

This study touches on two important issues: objective pain assessments and pre-emptive analgesia.

Given what state officials called Mr. Rich's expertise at evading the law, the state filed a pre-emptive tax lien, or a jeopardy assessment, yesterday in Albany on property they believe Mr. Rich owns in New York State.

While the critical value of 0.7 has been selected somewhat arbitrarily and is an assumption of community values and behaviour, this provides a conservative assessment which better allows for pre-emptive and adaptable management.

Behavioural pain assessment tools identify pain only once it has occurred and are unable to guide pre-emptive management.

Twenty-four client owned adult horses confirmed as healthy following clinical and laboratory assessment were recruited and randomly (Excel®)a allocated to one of four following groups: anaesthesia only (GA); pre-emptive analgesia and anaesthesia (GAA); anaesthesia, castration and postoperative analgesia (GC); or pre-emptive analgesia, anaesthesia and castration (GCA).

Most are pre-emptive.

Pre-emptive retaliation preserves their rank.

This pre-emptive move was not unprecedented.

It was a pre-emptive strike.

(Sort of like pre-emptive war).