The national guidelines for prioritization [ 12] should be followed.
Three of the interviews were done in 2011, before the introduction of the national guidelines for prioritization.
A natural question now becomes whether the raters' perception of severity, as defined in the national guidelines of prioritization, can be meaningfully "translated" into GAF scores.
Current guidelines suggest prioritization of test results based on the patient's phenotype, determination of which variants are included in the report (for example, optional inclusion for variants with no known disease association), and reporting of incidental findings [ 32, 46].
The Norwegian national guidelines for prioritization [ 12] were introduced in 2012, to help the hospital consultants to choose the right patients for specialist care, and to ensure that patients have a fair and equal assessment, regardless to which hospital they are referred.
In September 2009, the CDC issued antiviral guidelines the encouraged prioritization of high risk cases and discouraged antiviral treatment of typical cases.
Additionally, impoverished populations may benefit from prioritization during implementation of WHO guidelines.
Clear curation guidelines (see Experiment Prioritization and Metadata Curation section) and a weekly meeting of the biocurators with one of the experts ensured good quality, consistency, and uniformity in curation procedure.
Variants were then imported into Strandomics v1.0 (Strand Life Sciences) for annotation, prioritization, and reporting based on ACMG guidelines.
In the literature for business process management, the described guidelines and methods for process prioritization are often of very high level and hence not of much assistance when attempting to use them on production-related business processes.
