Sentence examples for systematically recommended from inspiring English sources

Sixthly, and probably most important, a second-look transvaginal endoscopy after 1 or 2 years can be systematically recommended.

In France in 2005, only 18% of them systematically recommended CRC screening tests and an additional 48% "often" recommended them.

We have no reason to suspect major between-center differences in whole-body CT indications, since, in France, whole-body CT is systematically recommended unless severe trauma patients present an unstable hemodynamic status or severe isolated head injury or both.

As mentioned, non-pharmacological treatments are systematically recommended as an adjunctive treatment for FM [ 10]; therefore our aim was to determine the efficacy of non-pharmacological interventions on inflammatory biomarkers in FM patients, specifically cytokines, neuropeptides, and C-reactive protein (CRP).

To better tailor the programs to the environment in which they are intended to be used and about the acceptability to stakeholders, in order to facilitate the integration of these programs into the health system, qualitative studies to identify attitudes and barriers are systematically recommended.

For the latter, a worldwide consensus was reached recently that a serologic evaluation should be systematically recommended, particularly for younger women; this would include testing for rheumatoid factor and anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide, and carrying out an antinuclear antibody (titer and pattern) on the basis of a high benefit/cost ratio [ 2].

The main reasons given by GPs for not systematically recommending screening tests (Table 4) were the belief that screening should be restricted to subjects at risk (28%) and the feeling that they were not associated to the general program (19%).

Akuse et al. [ 16] surveyed health and non-health professionals and found that although breastfeeding is thought of as highly important, a large percentage of health professionals tended to systematically recommend supplements for baby-feeding unnecessarily.

The rate of subjects reporting having been screened (either individually or through screening programs), the rate of GPs systematically recommending CRC screening, the proportion of subjects screened undergoing FOBT, compared to endoscopy, as well as that of subjects having performed a test within the last two years, were all increased in departments where an organised screening program exists.

The proportion of GPs who reported systematically recommending a test was higher in the 22 pilot departments than in other departments (29% versus 13%; p < 0.01) and increased, but not significantly, with the age of the local program (26% in the "second-wave" departments, and 30% in the first wave depârtments; p = NS, OR = 1.20 – IC95% 0.58 2.51).

The rate of CRC screening testing is still low in France, but is expected to increase regularly with the nationwide implementation of mass screening programs, which are likely to be the main factor influencing subjects to undergo, and GPs to systematically recommend, screening tests.