Sentence examples for support clinical needs from inspiring English sources

We have presented Cpipe, a new exome and targeted sequencing analysis pipeline that is designed specifically to support clinical needs.

We fully support the clinical need to evaluate both PK and PD of drugs, including aminoglycosides in neonates.

Consistent with the present results, Mbawalla et al. [ 25] concluded that the CS OIDP attributed to dental caries and malocclusion was better suited than its generic counterpart to support clinical indicators when estimating need for oral health care among Tanzanian adolescents.

To increase the applicability of the OIDP inventory in need assessment approaches and dental service planning, condition specific impacts should be assessed to support clinical measures of standard treatment needs.

Semantic integration of "siloed" applications across domain boundaries is the raison d'être of the standards-based profiles developed by the Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise IHEE) initiative – an initiative by healthcare professionals and industry promoting the coordinated use of established standards such as DICOM and HL7 to address specific clinical needs in support of optimal patient care.

However, this finding might indicate a need for an improvement in the design of the PICS to better support clinical work by eliminating the need for a paper process, or by increasing the number of terminals or portable devices available to staff in clinical areas.

In contrast, the need to support clinical work practice requires a local customization of EHR systems.

Even though there have been a large number of reports on the use of biologic therapies to treat uveitis, there have been no controlled trials comparing the efficacy of different biologic therapies with each other or with traditional immunosuppressants, and further research is needed to support clinical decisions regarding choice of agent, time of initiation, and course of therapy [12].

Expert recommendations data are needed to support clinical decisions.

Therefore, rapid, cheap, and reliable diagnostic tests are needed to support clinical decision making.

The study offers a unique perspective on the contextual information attributes needed to support clinical decision making in patient-centered medical homes and what attributes contextual information must possess to be clinically useful.