Sentence examples for standardised aim from inspiring English sources

Practices were given standardised AIM protocols to use but these could be adapted for individual patients in line with clinical judgement or preferences.

Urgent referral consists of a set of standardised procedures aiming at offering patients the optimal diagnostic process and rapid treatment [ 15].

Due to the lack of published standardised questionnaires aimed at children and adolescents we endeavoured to develop such a spinal questionnaire.

The design of the study involved a single-dose administration and a standardised meal aimed to reflect more closely the clinical reality for young children with enuresis who are likely not to take the drug on an empty stomach.

The bolded text in Table 1 are the components of the proposed standardised intervention model (aim 1), while the normal text highlights how it is tailored to the specific circumstances of one program (aim 2).

Protocols are prescriptive and standardised, with the aim to reduce 'noise' and create the circumstances for ideal implementation.

The use of standardised clinical definitions aims to improve comparibility between reports on the evaluation of diagnostic tests and facilitate meta-analysis, but all TB algorithm case definitions have limitations and should not be considered to define cases for treatment.

The standardised O&M-training aims to facilitate safe and independent participation in the community, optimal use of one's abilities and to facilitate uptake of old or new activities [ 14].

The standardised O&M-training aims to facilitate safe and independent participation in the community by optimal use of one's abilities, and to facilitate uptake of old or new activities.

Therefore, we aimed at developing and evaluating a simple and standardised pain provocation test: a physically calibrated clothes peg (UK) [respectively clothes pins (US)] acting as a standardized pain stimulus.

WHO and the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease IUATLDD) have published joint recommendations for assessing the outcome of tuberculosis treatment aiming at standardised reporting in Europe [ 2- 5].