Even so, the non-accurate results for small parties do not critically affect the design of social recommendation, something that was also reported by Tsapatsoulis et al. [29].
Older respondents, and especially those aged > 65 years, had a better perception of visit duration, time to diagnosis, clinical information, and personal interaction, and they also reported higher recommendation scores.
It was also reported that this recommendation was actually contrary to current DWP guidance, so this would need to be revised.
Similar to previous research [ 9- 16, 16- 19, 21, 22], a clear majority also report that their recommendations to make care safer are at least partly or fully implemented in their organisations, although determining how effective these potential improvements actually were was not a study aim but nonetheless should be a subject of further research given the limited evidence.
We also report a comparative study with no screening and with the current recommendations.
The recommendations also "guard against any reporting which might encourage readers' experimentation with a drug, for example highlighting the 'glamour' of the dangers involved" [ 67].
The report's 46 recommendations also include barring the NSA from asking companies to build "back doors" into their software so that the government may gain access to encrypted communications.
How judges follow those recommendations also varied.
This approach was designed to help patients more thoroughly implement recommendations; it has also been reported that this approach helps improve patients' confidence [ 39].
Given that direct potable reuse (DPR) is under consideration in some regions such as California, and Texas due to the local water scarcity, this challenging opportunity is also discussed and final recommendations are reported.
