The phrase "systematic protocols" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a set of carefully planned and organized steps or procedures that are followed in a specific situation or process. Example: Our company has implemented systematic protocols for handling customer complaints in a timely and efficient manner.
Many primary care practices do not have systematic protocols to identify patients who smoke or to encourage clinicians to provide smoking cessation advice.
This data review attempted to examine the impact of education campaigns, staff meetings, in-services, physician checklist, nurse checklist, charge nurse checklist implementation, systematic VAP bundle application and systematic protocols for oral care and sedation protocols.
The LSEs would, through systematic protocols between themselves and the wholesale markets, on one side, and the customers whom they serve, on the other side, effectively implement incentives to induce near-optimal distribution system performance over long time horizons by investing in near-optimal technologies.
The lack of systematic protocols to attend smokers at hospitals could be a barrier to apply the knowledge of professionals.
Fear of life-threatening hypoglycaemia and increased workload and costs probably underlie the reluctance of many intensivists to launch systematic protocols of tight glucose control.
An important implication of the study is that care providers should recognize our knowledge deficit and develop systematic protocols for improving patient care using quality improvement techniques.
While some of the blocked writers met in groups to discuss their difficulties, Barrios and Singer asked others to participate in a systematic protocol designed to walk them through the production of colorful mental images.
(Always the obsessive, Lindbergh had invented the safety checklist, the systematic protocol that pilots review once they strap themselves into the cockpit).
Lung ultrasound was performed according to a systematic protocol in supine patients.
This treatment describes the details of a systematic protocol useful for performing optimal automated process fault analysis.
These results and clinical implications of utilizing a systematic protocol to address potential suicidal or violence threats are discussed.
