Sentence examples for recommended framework for from inspiring English sources

In 2009 the EAPC authorised a recommendation: EAPC recommended framework for the use of sedation in palliative care (referred to here as the EAPC framework) [ 4].

The aim of this paper is to critically discuss some of the ethically controversial issues regarding continuous deep palliative sedation at the end of life that are addressed in the EAPC recommended framework for the use of sedation in palliative care.

Two researchers (YE & JvRP) subsequently reviewed all of the identified QIs independently to determine if the QIs assessed the structure and process of palliative care and to structure them according to the domains of the recommended framework for the organisation of palliative care of the Council of Europe [ 21].

This approach was based on the recommended framework for injury and mortality data of the Center of Disease and Control (Haider et al. [2009]).

· To better manage community benefits agreements with private developers receiving public subsidies to build large-scale projects, Comptroller Liu launched a Task Force that recommended a framework for a more transparent, predictable and accountable process to guide such development in the future.

The report recommended a framework for risk-based decision making composed of three phases: a) problem formulation and scoping, b) planning and conduct of risk assessment, and c) risk management.

It will meet this spring to recommend "a framework for guiding the risk and benefit assessments".

We recommend this framework for use in both planning and analysis.

This chapter looks at why you would run such a test and also recommends some frameworks for carrying out such an assessment.

Saying that online companies have failed to protect the privacy of Internet users, the Federal Trade Commission recommended a broad framework for commercial use of Web consumer data, including a simple and universal "do not track" mechanism that would essentially give consumers the type of control they gained over marketers with the national "do not call" registry.

In 1995, the UK Department of Health recommended a national framework for cancer services in the UK (DoH, 1995).