Sentence examples for recommended access to from inspiring English sources

Since guidelines for asthma and COPD recommended access to a short-acting inhaled bronchodilator for all patients with asthma and for symptomatic (mild-severe) patients with COPD, evidence of access to a short-acting inhaled bronchodilator was used as a surrogate for concordance with guideline recommendations for pharmacotherapeutic interventions [ 6, 8].

Our recommended access to the bay allows you to experience the historical rhythm of the island's spellbinding coast by following the same route used by fishermen, pirates and invaders for hundreds of years.

The first national emergency laparotomy audit (NELA) has since been published demonstrating a 30-day mortality of 11%% and recommending access to pathways that identify need to escalate care (2).

For the patients who are still comatose after the return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC), the guidelines recommend access to mild therapeutic hypothermia (MTH) to reduce neurological deficit.

The National institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE UK) recommends access to follow-up and rehabilitation services for this patient group [ 2].

To help close this growing gap, a 2010 U.N. report recommended "decoupling access to services from residency status".

At Harvard, Burke had studied health disparities, and she knew what the public-health playbook recommended: improving access to health care, especially primary care, for low-income families.

Although major medical groups have long recommended unrestricted access to the pill, the federal government has procrastinated or stonewalled for more than a decade.

Congress wisely recommended broadening access to an array of prices so that customers trading swaps could get a feel for what they might pay or receive for an instrument before they committed to a transaction — a process known as pretrade price transparency.

It is recommended that access to credit should be made easier for small-scale fishers to provide more options to diversify their livelihood base but without exerting additional fishing pressure on already overfished stocks.

To minimize non-participation, it is recommended that access to a lifestyle intervention program should be easy and cause no financial restraints.