Dr. Stephanie Atkinson discussed possible approaches for determining life-stage DRI values for bioactives using information from previous DRI recommendations developed for infants, children, and youth as an example [ 1].
The bills stem from recommendations developed by an expert panel commissioned by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley.
The selection of empiric antibiotic therapy is generally based on updated clinical practice guidelines or therapeutic recommendations developed by expert groups from scientific societies [ 15– 17], which must be adapted to the epidemiologic characteristics of each country or healthcare area [ 13, 18].
These processes range from how WHO sets priorities for the development of recommendations to how its recommendations are disseminated and implemented, including recommendations developed at WHO headquarters in Geneva, at its regional offices and in countries.
Diagnostic reporting recommendations were developed from our collective experience across 44 paired scans.
ACEP's five recommendations were developed from input from the ACEP Board of Directors, as well as research and ideas from an expert panel of emergency physicians.
In memory-based approaches, recommendations are developed from user or item neighbourhoods, i.e. proximity (or deviation) measures between the ratings, e.g. cosine similarity, Euclidean distance and various statistical correlation coefficients.
However, these recommendations were developed from studies of a wide range of clinical populations recruited from surgical, intensive care and general medical settings.
Three recommendations, which were developed from research findings, lessons learned from the E. Sichuan earthquake as well as from other earthquakes, should be adopted to help manage Oregon's significant earthquake risks.
Recommendation statements were developed from the systematic review, existing guidelines identified in the supplemental literature review, and expert opinion.
