Sentence examples for such a prioritisation from inspiring English sources

One of the implications of such a prioritisation is that HFs are visited less often than once per quarter, which is the targeted frequency according to national guidelines.

This provides evidence that investing in such a biomarker prioritisation programme would be good value for money.

Such a triage tool might facilitate prioritisation of patients, permitting more rapid initiation of ART and higher intensity medical follow-up in those at greatest risk of death.

Like it or not, such "paid prioritisation" deals are a fact of life.

"There will also be a prioritisation workshop in Nairobi this October," says Robinson.

We report the results of a prioritisation project, aiming to identify highest priority systematic review topics.

Research can also be used at different stages of the policy making process such as prioritisation, development or implementation [ 40].

Technologies of work included both technical software and hardware of dispensing, and other technical systems of work such as prioritisation of work using baskets and storage.

However, we considered that such hierarchical prioritisation might introduce unnecessary complexity to using STOPP/START, particularly when the criteria refer to potential rather than absolute medication inappropriateness.

This framework could also constitute a useful guide to support decision making regarding the implication of patients in other domains, such as prioritisation in risk management strategies or policies on the management and control of infections.

This might have led to a prioritisation of infection control.