Sentence examples for promulgation guidelines from inspiring English sources

Despite wide promulgation, guidelines have had limited effect on changing physician behavior [41 43].

Despite wide promulgation, guidelines have had limited effect on changing professional behavior and practice [ 15- 18].

The existence and promulgation of guidelines and policies are insufficient for achieving improvements at the local level [44 46], hence the need for innovative clinical support tools.

The existence and promulgation of guidelines and policies are insufficient for achieving improvements at the local level [ 44– 46], hence the need for innovative clinical support tools.

"It occurs to me that it might be useful to have some further thought given to the issue of profiling, perhaps even leading up to the promulgation of some guidelines," Mr. Waugh wrote.

Our study highlights that without information about ecological consequences, humans may inadvertently make harmful choices for wildlife, so we recommend promulgation of appropriate guidelines to minimise the risks.

This increase in quinolone prescription may not necessarily reflect increased recognition of the efficacy of this antibiotic amongst prescribers or the promulgation of treatment guidelines.

However, it is possible that changes in MS treatment practices, including the promulgation of several guidelines since 2004, have resulted in changes in the reporting, prevalence, and/or cost of disease sequelae.

Although the interest in and promulgation of clinical practice guidelines have significantly increased in the past 2 decades, concern exists about their actual implementation.

Finally, the grant will help improve protection and care for children deprived of parental care through the promulgation of new policies, guidelines and standards on alternative care, and pilot the implementation of new alternative care models, including foster care, and inter-country adoption programmes for children with special needs.

In response to the promulgation of these new guidelines the Gynecologic Cancer Intergroup have published a recommendation that for the definition of objective disease progression, after first-line therapy, the doubling of CA 125 from the upper limit of normal (or doubling from the post-treatment nadir) predicts disease progression[ 8].