Sentence examples for publication of practice from inspiring English sources

Following the paper publication of practice guidelines for the management of febrile patients returning from the tropics, we constructed a consultation website www.fevertravel.ch that comprises a decision chart and specific diagnostic features providing medical diagnostic assistance to primary care physicians.

In the evaluation of practice guidelines, the measurement of practice patterns may not be contemporaneous with the publication of practice guidelines.

These fluctuations were attributed to availability of new therapeutic options (vitamin D analogs and non-calcium-containing phosphate binders) and publication of practice guidelines [ 5].

Despite the availability of numerous treatments and the publication of practice guidelines for their use, there is still room for improvement in the management of heart failure.

However, given that the publication of clinical practice guidelines has been proven to be relatively ineffective at changing practice [ 33], it is not clear that the publication of a single paper would have done so.

The goal of the present survey was to clarify whether a change has taken place in analgesia and sedation practice since the last survey in 2002 and after the publication of national practice guidelines on the subject [ 12].

Although several studies have examined the different surgical and medical breast cancer treatments employed following the publication of clinical practice guidelines, to our knowledge few reports have included a comparison with clinical practice prior to guideline publication, and even fewer have examined the impact of guidelines in clinical practice at a population level [ 6, 7].

Indeed, in the 10 years since the publication of the practice guide, the potential of prequestions to enhance learning in educational settings has remained largely unexplored.

Publication of clinical practice guidelines does not automatically lead to their uptake and barrier identification has been recognized as an important step in implementation planning.

Second, unofficial kampo research by three distinct groups of medical doctors brought about a historic event in kampo, or the publication of The Practice of Clinical Kampo Medicine in 1941 ([ 55]: 7–8).

These findings have subsequently led to the publication of clinical practice guidelines on the use of magnesium sulphate for fetal neuroprotection in Canada and Australia, and endorsement of the use of magnesium sulphate for fetal neuroprotection by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists [ 12- 14].