Sentence examples for prophylaxis practices from inspiring English sources

Trends in favorable pre- and perioperative prophylaxis practices are difficult to analyze because of the infrequent occurrence of postoperative infection.

Information about the variation in the risk for venous thromboembolism (VTE) and in prophylaxis practices around the world is scarce.

Current national quality initiatives were reviewed to identify strategies that may help hospitals and health care professionals optimize current VTE prophylaxis practices.

To recognize the institutional initiatives to improve antibiotic prophylaxis practices in neurosurgery.

Emergence of S. prolificans may be related to an environmental source that was not identified or selection pressure caused by changes in antifungal prophylaxis practices (33 ).

However, the physician risk estimates of DVT could have little inter-observer reproducibility, which could lead to different individual prophylaxis practices.

We studied current prophylaxis practice in a UK-wide survey which showed wide variation in prophylaxis practice.

VTE prophylaxis practice varied from one ward to another and from one senior clinician to another.

A previously published prospective survey of contemporary infection prophylaxis practice in Australia and New Zealand PD units demonstrated poor adherence to national and international best practice guidelines and absence of a uniform, standard practice of exit site care.

The results of this survey suggested variation in prophylaxis practice for IOP rise, duration until 1st IOP monitoring, and management of elevated IOP following uncomplicated phacoemulsification with intraocular lens implantation with no coexisting comorbidity.

Nevertheless, systematic assessment of VTE risk at admission has been shown to improve the prophylaxis practice in an original initiative conducted in Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston (Kucher et al 2005a).