Sentence examples for tools into clinical practice from inspiring English sources

Integrating CDS tools into clinical practice will require multi-layered policy interventions to overcome systemic barriers and challenges currently facing personalized medicine.

More recently, online web-based risk calculators have facilitated implementation of more complex risk prediction tools into clinical practice while minimizing the need for additional cumbersome bedside calculations.

Lastly, local regulations will have to quickly adapt to allow the clinical community to translate efficiently the potential assays provided by these new tools into clinical practice.

This accomplishment is an important step toward the development of an electronic symptom screening tool for children with cancer and incorporation of this tool into clinical practice.

The 'Action Cycle' describes eight processes that may need to occur for the successful implementation of the knowledge (or tool) into clinical practice.

In the initial stages of introducing the CPAx tool into clinical practice, compliance with completion of the CPAx was quite low; quarterly percentage compliance data are presented in Figure  4.

Further work is needed to show that it significantly outperforms triage nurses' predictions in a direct comparison, and to demonstrate the extent to which incorporation of the tool into clinical practice actually improves care or use of resources.

Models like the CMMI are important for HIS development/configuration, but for clinical adoption, we are more interested in how the tools integrate into clinical practice.

Therefore, different types of adjunctive tools are introduced into clinical practice and provide more validity for correct diagnosis and proper treatment planning [ 1].

The inclusion of evidence-based items to the prenatal record does not ensure their application and we do not know how quickly new prenatal care requirements generated by revisions to the tools get integrated into clinical practice.

In order to select an appropriate pain assessment tool for implementation into clinical practice, this paper seeks to compare and contrast the content, ease of administration and psychometric properties of these selected pain assessment tools and discuss their clinical utility in patients undergoing hemodialysis.