Sentence examples for precautions a set from inspiring English sources

The first strategy involves the systematic implementation in every clinical practice of "universal precautions," a set of procedures that help physicians implement opioid therapy in a safe and controlled manner.

Relevant literature reports that, compliance with Standard Precautions (a set of guidelines that can protect health care professionals from being exposed to microorganisms) is low among nurses.

Universal precautions (a set of precautions designed to prevent transmission of blood-borne pathogens when providing first aid or health care) and safer needle design have reduced risks of infection among health care workers.

As a precaution, a parallel set of secondary analyses was conducted that used saved factor scores from CFA models (run on the full sample) as continuous scores of the factors in the multiple regression models predicting transition to regular smoking.

The American Cancer Society also promotes moderate exercise but encourages patients to discuss their exercise plans with their oncologists first, and lists on its Web site a set of precautions.

In convicting three company directors, the judge found that they failed to establish a set of safety precautions to govern trips generally, and failed to cancel the 1999 trip in the face of dangerous weather.

Among the lessons learnt from the exercise was that business and tech people need to work more closely together, and that they need to get better at judging whether an attack could spark a systemic crisis.Such exercises are helpful to improve cyber-defences, but not nearly as helpful as a much simpler remedy: to put in place a set of basic precautions.

On the basis of observations, a set of criteria and precautions are suggested for adoption with both PS and CS methods in the aquifer characterization of highly urbanized areas.

As a precaution, officials set up two shelters in Kent County.

Physical and digital security precautions are set in place in either case," they added.

In 1996, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) issued the Standard Precautions, a set of guidelines to prevent exposure [ 4], but unfortunately, despite the simplicity and clarity of these guidelines, compliance among nurses is reported low [ 5- 8].