In December 2003, a protocol for the meta-analysis, describing the study rationale, statistical methods, and guidelines for publication, was distributed to the principal investigators of the five trials.
However, the rationale and the clinical guidelines for its use are still rather undefined.
This outline included the strategy name, definitions, the rationale behind the strategy, and guidelines for implementation.
These results suggest that the vancomycin-prescribing practices of certain subspecialists offer the opportunity for education regarding the existence of and rationale for such guidelines and targeted intervention to reduce unnecessary outpatient vancomycin usage (25 ).
Systematic, rationale and conscious decisions against guidelines were made and monitored by expert panels in 2003 04.
See Additional file 2 for detailed rationale and definitions for these guidelines.
The role of the explanation and elaboration document is to provide the background, rationale and justification for the guidelines as well as to provide examples for users regarding what information should be included and how to report this information.
In spite of few differences of some importance, such as the one- or two-tier (workers versus general public) structure, or the classification of the environments rather than of the exposed personnel, these standards show close similarities and are based on the same approach and rationale as ICNIRP guidelines.
A similar rationale may be explicit in the policies and guidelines adopted by other funding agencies to which you are interested in applying.
This cross sectional survey administered a questionnaire online to key informants with expertise on the subject of maternal weight to assess the presence and content of preconceptional, pregnancy and postpartum maternal weight guidelines, their rationale and availability.
