Even so, he concluded: "We believe that DSM-5 reflects our best scientific understanding of psychiatric disorders and will optimally serve clinical and public health needs.
We believe that DSM-5 reflects our best scientific understanding of psychiatric disorders and will optimally serve clinical and public health needs.
These findings raise questions about the extent to which research can, and should, be made to serve clinical purposes, and suggest the need for further deliberation regarding any ethical obligation to communicate individual research results.
It is precisely because these studies were both well conducted and necessary that we need ask whether they (and others like them) should also serve clinical goals.
Detection platform technologies could serve diverse clinical needs in early cancer detection and diagnosis (for instance by detecting circulating tumor cells) or monitoring cancer treatment.
Although child mental health problems are among the most important worldwide issues, development of culturally acceptable mental health services to serve the clinical needs of children and their families is especially lacking in regions outside Europe and North America.
But Sinha also aims to develop Oncolinx's internal targets, serving unmet clinical needs in underserved patient populations.
In select facilities that are using HIT to fulfill this filing requirement, our informants identified opportunities to develop an electronic health record that can serve regulatory and clinical needs concurrently.
