Sentence examples for recommendations supportive from inspiring English sources

The new recommendations by the American Diabetes Association (ADA) for gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) screening and diagnosis are level B recommendations ("supportive evidence from well-conducted cohort studies").

This guideline acknowledges that, and makes recommendations about supportive care".

The central problem of these studies is that most were designed in the 1980s or 1990s, when recommendations for supportive therapy were strikingly different from those of today.

Such recommendations are supportive of the 2008 Report of the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Genetics, Health, and Society (SACGHS) [ 42].

Suggestions made in earlier patient/health care contacts may be discussed and recommendations for supportive interventions (eg, nutrition, social work, home care) can be shared.

Oncologists' recommendations for supportive counselling did not correlate with patient distress or the amount of perceived support but rather with progressive disease and less denial behaviour.

All these trials had very similar selection criteria (except for age that was discriminant among the studies), study procedures (all the patients filled-in EORTC questionnaires at baseline) and recommendations about supportive care.

Facilitators and barriers that are brought to light will be transformed into practical tools for CSCs and recommendations for supportive organizations to advance health promotion theory and practice in the Netherlands.

Supervision in HP 1 mirrored recommendations for supportive supervision which call for more focus on patient care issues and resolution of problems experienced by health workers and less emphasis on facility inspection and service statistics [ 7].

These recommendations are supported by the Fracture Liaison Implementation Programme (FLIP), a new supportive tool for designing business cases for FLS [ 39].

This paper describes the development and content of the resource which provides clinically relevant information and evidence-based recommendations to guide supportive care.