Clinical practice guidelines consistently recommend that permanent cardiac pacing is indicated in patients with type II AV block [3, 4].
Most guidelines consistently recommend that paediatric providers should assess an adolescent's readiness for transition to individualise transition planning.
Because it is a costly and disruptive intervention, ward closure remains controversial and guideline documents do not consistently recommend it for all outbreaks [ 44].
Many different guidelines exist, and they consistently recommend use of gastroprotective agent (PPI or H2A) with NSAID, or use of coxib.
All guidelines consistently recommend initiating pharmacologic therapy in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis (T-score at or below −2.5) or with a low trauma fracture of the spine or hip.
Accordingly, US and European PD practice guidelines consistently recommend early use of LD in patients requiring initiation of dopaminergic treatment when the perceived dyskinesia risk is low, as is the case in the elderly.
Although studies consistently recommend more HIV testing and greater access to interventions for at-risk women, outside of specifically funded projects, widespread implementation of testing and effective interventions is not yet a reality [ 74– 74].
5 Prescription of drugs is the most common approach to treatment used by general practitioners for spinal pain and osteoarthritis, 6 and guidelines consistently recommend the prescription of paracetamol (acetaminophen) as the first line analgesic for these conditions.
Although exercise training is a core component, current practice guidelines consistently recommend "comprehensive rehabilitation" programmes that should include other components to optimise cardiovascular risk reduction, foster healthy behaviours and compliance to these behaviours, reduce disability, and promote an active lifestyle.
All the seven guidelines [ 11– 17] consistently recommend baseline evaluation with information on potential undesired drug events, monthly interaction between healthcare providers and the individual on treatment either through physical visit or telephone contact.
