The paper aims at proposing recommendations for a common WiMAX evaluation suite.
We selected 3 recommendations for review by the experts based on the following criteria: Each recommendation concerned a common clinical problem generally understood by the attendees.
An unaccepted surrogate, clinical uncertainty and a DNL recommendation was a common triad – which seems entirely reasonable and appropriate.
Our recommendation complements a common line of thought asking for the combination of different types of data.
The recommendation establishes a common software interface for the exchange of digital pathology (DP) images and related metadata over the web, independently of storage, encoding, and internal handling details.
I think that the recommendation for a common trusted workflow system is an interesting one; I am particularly impressed by the point that we need separate implementations of important software, as this is often neglected by funding agencies and non-computational scientists.
With summer approaching, a panel of medical experts has put together a list of recommendations for treating a common problem among people who spend time in the water: swimmer's ear.
Clinicians were shown how to create treatment plan recommendations based on a common patient profile.
The mattresses and covers had been recently acquired (<18 months) and the covers were cleaned daily using an adequate procedure according to manufacturer <span class="lh">recommendations and with a common hospital cleaning agent.
It should be noted that the AGREE II instrument reflects how well the development process is reported but does not assess the content of the CPG or the quality of evidence used to formulate the recommendations, which is a common deficit of all existing appraisal tools.
Tools such as SBAR (situation, background, assessment, recommendation), which provide a common and predictable structure to the communication, as well as a "critical language" that gets everyone to stop and listen, have been found to be effective and essential for safe care in complex environments [ 58].
