Sentence examples for role of the guidelines from inspiring English sources

There is a large proliferation of clinical practice guidelines (CPG), there being doubts on inconsistencies between the recommendations made and internal incongruencies, that affect the role of the guidelines as instruments helping the clinicians.

This may be due to the structure of this study, focused on the role of guidelines, and the fact that GPs in The Netherlands identify strongly with the DCGP guidelines as 'their own'.

The interdisciplinary care protocol included clear task descriptions with respect for the role of the GP and guidelines for interdisciplinary communication.

This is a concrete example of the misconceptualization of the primary care role from the guidelines developer perspective as reported by Starfield [ 9].

Key elements to be assessed are: defining obstacles to sharing samples and data, choosing adequate identifier for bioresources, identifying and weighing parameters to be considered in the metrics, analyzing the role of journal guidelines and policies for resource citing and referencing, assessing policies for resource access and sharing and their influence on bioresource use.

The moderator aimed at conveying a neutral stance towards the role of clinical guidelines in general practice.

Different researchers have different opinions about the role of publication guidelines [ 18].

Scientific journals will play a crucial role in encouraging acceptance of the guidelines by recommending that authors refer to the guidelines when submitting their data.

Ultimately, the exact role of inadequate transposition of the guidelines versus secondary testicular ascent remains to be elucidated by further, prospective studies.

Our study appear to add further support to the important role of clinical guidelines and HF programmes as tools for bridging the gap between research and routine clinical practice.

Another study on early stage breast cancer confirms the important role of the national evidence-based guidelines and identified age as the most important factor in the decision whether a patient receives systemic therapy.