Sentence examples for timely presentation from inspiring English sources

For example, dietary restriction is not considered in the widely used British Thoracic Society [BTS] guidelines on asthma management, yet beliefs and practices concerning food and asthma are prevalent amongst UK South Asian families and the possible stigmatisation of asthma in South Asian communities may also present a barrier to timely presentation and diagnosis.

They manage studies, ensure timely presentation and publication of results, serve as clinical and information resource for physicians and other health care personnel, organize and present educational programs, and provide clinical training for field sales staff.

Most of these activities are aimed at reducing or removing barriers to timely presentation to appropriate health facilities so as to improve community health [ 7].

56 Reducing inequalities in survival depends on improving timely presentation, early referral, and the application of evidence based clinical guidelines among socially disadvantaged groups.

Of particular interest in this part is a timely presentation and update on the appropriateness of combining neoplasms for the evaluation of rodent carcinogenesis studies.

Any interventions aimed at parents therefore need to make clear the differences between these and emphasise the importance of timely presentation to a healthcare professional.

The AONE Education Committee has thoughtfully selected over 115 timely presentations and posters aligned into four educational tracks of patient safety and quality, health care delivery, technology, and workforce development.

Such beliefs tended to encourage timely symptom presentation to a primary care physician [ 30, 58, 59, 78, 79].

Knowledge for specific symptoms such as lumps and bleeding was good and encouraged timely symptom presentation, in contrast to non-specific symptoms which were not well recognised.

Interventions could attempt to overcome the barriers to timely symptomatic presentation, for example by improving public understanding of the age/risk association for ovarian cancer and improving women's confidence in their personal abilities to recognise and act upon ovarian symptoms.

This is a timely and provocative presentation of what cognitive science without computation or inner representations might look like.