The case study results are then used to suggest good practice.
The aim of the research was to investigate and suggest good practice prevention capacities and prevention opportunities, particularly related to sexual and gender-based violence.
As the quote above suggests, good intentions and plausible theories are insufficient when selecting policies and practices.
Since treatment sometimes fails in clinical practice while clinical trials generally suggest good efficacy, data from daily clinical practice, especially with regard to the use of newly developed anti-diabetic and anti-hypertensive compounds in unselected patient populations, are essential.
Recent National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidance on the public health benefits of walking and cycling to work is based on a model which represents the mortality risk continuously rather than discretely; the above results suggest this is good practice.
The 2011 Guidelines also suggest, as a good practice point, that all women be asked about their mental health history, level of support, drug and alcohol use, and past or current experience of abuse, and that psycho-education (including mental health promotion information) be routinely provided in the perinatal period [ 4].
In this sense, good practice suggests that the presence of large learning datasets will lead to higher probability of success.
Time for a code of good practice, suggests former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, to put everyone's mind at rest.
"Good practice suggests that an important way of commanding public confidence is by ensuring transparency of process in the ownership, purpose and use of surveillance cameras".
Good practice suggests that overall curriculum strategy should encourage assessments that make learners learn in useful and relevant ways [ 21].
Also, the mediating role of job-related strain suggests that the good practices mentioned above relative to ergonomic characteristics in the workplace cannot be decisive in solving the issue.
