Second, given the lack of Indigenous-specific evidence, tailoring evidence-based suicide prevention strategies to the needs and preferences of Indigenous communities [ 35, 38, 49], and evaluating cultural specific suicide prevention programs, is likely to be required [ 2, 7].
This is particularly evident in clinical practice when physicians attempt to tailor evidence based on the results of the research study, which generates the "group averages", to individual patients who often differ in important ways from patients enrolled in the research studies (e.g., these patients may be older, have comorbid conditions, might be using multiple medications, etc).
Senate Republicans want to confirm Mr. Bolton, who tried to tailor evidence to justify the administration's flawed foreign policy, and so the Bush nominee is poised to become the new ambassador to the United Nations.
We propose that further efforts to tailor evidence review approaches to the needs and constraints of QI innovators are needed.
People with dementia or cognitive impairment and incontinence problems, living at home, are likely to require tailored, evidence based, interventions and advice from their generalist primary care and specialist health professionals.
With WebChoice patients can monitor their symptoms, obtain individually tailored, evidence-based self-management support, ask questions to a clinical nurse specialist, communicate with other patients in a Forum, and use a diary.
The overall intervention involved providing tailored evidence-based management advice to general practitioners, patients and caregivers poststroke.
This should include provision of tailored evidence-based health promotion materials for South Asian subgroups which will allow invitees to make an informed decision about cancer screening.
Indeed, this may allow tailored evidence-based information about medication safety or outcome of suboptimal medication of severe medical conditions in pregnancy.
The tool was completed with 31 community mental health patients and the results showed that mental health nurses effectively detected physical comorbidity and were also able to use the findings to plan and recommend tailored evidence-based interventions.
The monitoring of the care plan, which in itself is supported by the means of evidence-based, multidisciplinary protocols is likely to provide positive results in this type of projects, as this enables an adequate view from the case manager on the possible instable situation of the beneficiary and propose tailored, evidence-based interventions.
