Sentence examples for prompt evidence from inspiring English sources

Following the preparatory development work, changes implemented across the organisation included the piloting and introduction of new handheld records to prompt evidence based individualised care in line with NICE guidance [ 23].

Preventive interventions and treatment plans were then governed by guidelines, relevant for the age-group and condition, within a pathway; to prompt evidence informed advice and action and to support clinical decision making within agreed care protocols and directed recall periods.

In late 2007, because of marginal effects on sepsis death rates, the focus shifted to designing a program that would be readily used by nurses and ensure early recognition of patients showing signs suspicious for sepsis, as well as the institution of prompt, evidence-based interventions to diagnose and treat it.

NGS testing and SURPI analysis were previously used to diagnose neuroleptospirosis in a child with a fulminant encephalitis that had eluded all conventional testing, prompting evidence-based therapy and clinical recovery [ 2].

The idea is prompted by evidence that people may be innately primed to notice and be wary of spiders (as we seem to be of snakes).

The rule was prompted by evidence that young workers, recent immigrants and workers in nonunion companies were generally unaware of the law's guarantees and protections.

Leave aside that Mr Chávez's statement may have been prompted by evidence that seems to tie Venezuela to the guerrillas (see article).

Bain disclosed that both charges had been prompted by evidence from the fan-led Football Against Racism in Europe organisation despite no problems being flagged up by UEFA's official delegate.

Put simply, the allegations against Wall Street were prompted by evidence that the firms may have devised and sold securities to investors without telling them they were simultaneously betting against them.

At the same time, the governor commuted the sentences of 15 men on death row to life imprisonment without parole, cleaning the slate after an 11-year moratorium on executions prompted by evidence of repeated law enforcement and judicial abuses in capital cases.

In Iran's case, the United Nations sanctions and the rising global concern have been prompted by evidence that Iran has pursued the making of nuclear arms despite its denials and a decree by the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, that such weapons are forbidden under Islam.