Sentence examples for readiness guidelines from inspiring English sources

The number of investigators who are working on strains of B. pseudomallei is growing, and research laboratories require clearly defined readiness guidelines in the event that 1 or more persons require postexposure prophylaxis (PEP).

In addition, a HAART eligibility committee, consisting of the HIV clinic manager, MD/MOs, a social worker and a pharmacist, met regularly (varying from daily to every 2 weeks) to confirm HAART eligibility (using clinical and psychosocial readiness guidelines) and to approve initiation of therapy when appropriate.

The developers considered these collaborations and agreements to be a significant component for implementation success, as they prompted a readiness, both among guideline developers and among target users, on what the guidelines may come to imply.

Those recent guidelines subordinate readiness skills and the arts to a preoccupation with testing.

While many protocols include criteria for readiness to wean and guidelines for reducing ventilator support, the specific criteria and guidance vary.

Ideally there would also be further work on making training more flexible for PSs, developing clear guidelines on readiness to start training to facilitate, and finding flexible ways to reward PSs.

One of the reasons Google is able to make this push for Chromebooks in education is that its laptops meet the new hardware and operating system guidelines set by the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortia and the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC).

The Toolkit was based on a model with six essential elements: guideline identification; stakeholder identification, assessment and engagement; environmental readiness; use of effective implementation strategies; evaluation of guideline implementation; and identification of resource requirements [ 18].

The 2009 guidelines for preparedness to treat children in the ED identified the designation of a coordinator for pediatric emergency care as an important first step in ensuring readiness for children [7]; therefore, the lack of progress on this front suggests that there are many EDs that probably have not taken even the first steps towards preparedness.

Nonetheless, sex transitioning therapies are generally preceded by a GID diagnosis [ 24], and clinical guidelines do advise assessment of readiness to transition by a clinician with competency in mental health [ 23- 25].

Just as important, Amplify has been built around the Common Core, a new national curriculum guideline emphasizing career and college readiness.