Sentence examples for review of guidelines from inspiring English sources

The Royal College of Physicians' special adviser on alcohol, Sir Ian Gilmore, echoed calls for a review of guidelines and demanded a minimum price for alcohol.

An official of the World Health Organization, David Nabarro, said some of the report's findings raised concerns that the agency and related United Nations units needed better safeguards from industry interests, including a review of guidelines on disclosing possible conflicts of interest.

Ecotoxicological field testing and risk assessment for pesticides is a continually evolving area, as shown by the regular review of guidelines for regulatory testing.

This article provides a review of guidelines, such as NCCN and ANN, used for the management of prostate cancer and suggests that group-level recommendations based on these algorithms or other decision trees may misrepresent individual patient preferences for treatment.

Regarding the sample size determination, as a literature review of guidelines suggested that the required sample size of cognitive interviews for translation of HQOL questionnaire is around 5 to 15 [19], we aimed to include more than 16 patients while reflecting differences in cancer type, gender, regional characteristics, and educational background.

Periodic review of guidelines by experts not involved in developing the guidelines should also be considered.

Review of guideline recommendations for the treatment of other specific target symptoms is beyond the scope of this article.

Studies were identified from a systematic review of guideline dissemination and implementation strategies across all settings[ 2].

Thisdifference is the same as the median effect size reported in a review of guideline implementation studies reported in a subsequent review [ 61, 63].

One review of guideline implementation studies found that less than 10percentt of studies identified the theoretical rationale underpinning the intervention [ 1].

Although the absolute improvement of 17.2% (3.4 - 20.6%) for referral to guideline care may appear small, this is favourable when compared to the median effect of 10% improvement found in a systematic review of guideline dissemination and implementation strategies [ 30].