clinical experts
A qualitative study of the relationship between the Scottish medicines consortium and their clinical experts
... This paper explores 29 the relationship between the clinical experts and the HTA agency within Scotland to better understand what 30 motivates expert clinicians to devote their time to t[r] ...
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Becoming a lecturer in nurse education: the work-place learning of clinical experts as newcomers
... experienced colleagues. A contemporary study in the UK by McArthur-Rouse (2008) used semi-structured interviews with 6 nurse educators who were within two years of appointment to higher education posts in one ...
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Oral anticoagulation therapy: current challenges in Indian scenario
... the experts recommended NOACs over VKAs in the management of ...the clinical experts favored to go with the guideline-recommended dose of ...the experts strongly opined that 110-mg twice-daily ...
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Strategies to assess the validity of recommendations: a study protocol
... of clinical experts, an update of the original exhaustive literature searches, the identification of key references (reference that trigger a potential recommendation update), and the assessment of the ...
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Medical and pharmacological approach to adjust the salbutamol anti-doping policy in athletes
... by clinical experts (400 μg), this dose would have been very far from the maximal inhaled dose of salbutamol authorized by the WADA list (1600 μg) and our clinical based approach questions about ...
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Factors influencing success in quality-improvement collaboratives: development and psychometric testing of an instrument
... were experts in the field of ...(2) clinical experts and experts in qual- ity improvement provide ideas and support, (3) multi- professional teams from multiple sites participate, (4) there is ...
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Investigating clinical heterogeneity in systematic reviews: a methodologic review of guidance in the literature
... of clinical heterogeneity in systematic reviews of controlled trials one should make such plans explicit, a priori, in the protocol for the ...include clinical experts or at a minimum, state a plan ...
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Developing young person’s Face IT: Online psychosocial support for adolescents struggling with conditions or injuries affecting their appearance
... and clinical experts was employed to design and evaluate the acceptability of young person’s Face IT (YP Face IT), an online intervention incorporating cognitive behavioural therapy and social skills ...
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Development of vignettes to explore integration of care for children with complex care needs across the EU and EEA
... and clinical experts to determine professional appearance and ...two experts who had experience in vignette ...including: clinical experts in acute and community settings; healthcare ...
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Development of an optimised 1:1 physiotherapy intervention post first-time lumbar discectomy: a mixed-methods study
... Methods: A draft intervention developed from 2 systematic reviews; a survey of current practice and research related to stratified care was circulated to the panel of clinical experts. Lead physiotherapists ...
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Development of comorbidity-adapted exercise protocols for patients with knee osteoarthritis
... Eleven comorbidity-adapted exercise protocols were developed for patients with knee OA and comorbidity. The protocols were found to provide guidance in clinical rea- soning to direct both the diagnostic and ...
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Evaluation of the psychometric properties of the Early Morning Symptoms of COPD Instrument (EMSCI)
... The threshold parameters for the items on tightness in the chest and bringing up phlegm suggested response option misordering. This was likely due to a small percentage of subjects who chose the response option “mild”, ...
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Exercise for people with Parkinson's: a practical approach
... The Exercise Framework Figure 2 was developed by a team of experts in their field underpinned by clinical experience and international evidence to help answer the question, Ramaswamy, Jo[r] ...
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Does quality of life assessment in palliative care look like a complex screening program?
... a clinical intervention focused on the assessment of QoL in palliative care settings, because it highlights which criteria such intervention should meet, the availability of appropriate treatments, inter- ventions ...
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Expert consensus on relevant risk predictors for the occurrence of osteoporotic fractures in specific clinical subgroups – Delphi survey
... Eleven experts of seven countries completed both rounds of the ...the experts agreed on the parameters “ high risk of falls ” , “ lumbar spine bone mineral density (BMD) ” and “ sarcopenia ” ...specific ...
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How does the medical graduates' self-assessment of their clinical competency differ from experts' assessment?
... On the other hand, 40% of female graduates were rated by experts as inadequate in comparison with only 20% of male graduates. This gross difference by gender might be explained by the socio-cultural context in ...
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Court Appointed Experts
... all experts who give evidence in a case will, generally, be either agreed by the parties or appointed by the court, either on the application of a disputant or a party or on the court's own ...separate ...
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Harmonizing the Delinquency Experts
... At the clinic a more complete examination would be made and a history compiled; and, as the case warrants, he then would either be discharged into the hands of a local practitioner or sp[r] ...
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Choice in the presence of experts
... as experts, is rather topical in the UK because the Health and Social Care Act (2012) gives GPs significant responsibilities for purchas- ing healthcare services in ...
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Approach to Patients with Severe Asthma: a Consensus Statement from the Respiratory Care Experts’ Input Forum (RC-EIF),Iran
... The common causes of admission of asthmatic patients to the intensive care units include the continued exposure to triggers or second-hand smoke (44, 45), incomplete assessment of comorbidities like sleep disordered ...
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