Sentences with phrase «allows clinicians»

The practice of Emotionally Focused Therapy allows clinicians to bring the knowledge of shaping and restoring secure bonds to couples, and provides a practical map for those seeking to understand adult love.

The practice of Emotionally Focused Therapy allows clinicians to bring the knowledge of shaping and restoring secure bonds to couples, and provides a practical map for those seeking to -LSB-...]

Our diversity in fields of study and experience allows our clinicians to treat individuals, couples, families, and children that may be experiencing a broad spectrum of psychological disorders and family issues.

For example, Persons has developed a manual that allows clinicians to choose from a variety of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) techniques.9 This approach to using a manual - based treatment calls for flexibility and creativity, which may make it more appealing to therapists who would otherwise turn away from manual - based treatments.

This practical format allows clinicians to replicate successful treatments in their own practices.

The on - site laboratory is an integral part of providing top - notch patient care, and allows clinicians the opportunity to quickly determine treatment plans.

ACS NSQIP Pediatric data powers a preoperative risk calculator tool that allows clinicians to input an individual patient's risk factors — such as age, sex, and ASA class — into a statistical model that calculates the likelihood of various outcomes.

Pancreas Cancer Timeline Reveals Ample Time for Early Intervention A mathematical model allows clinicians, for the first time, to quantify the development of pancreas cancer and how best to treat it.

Professor Bronwen Shaw, Scientific Director of CIBMTR and lead author of the paper, explained: «This study allows clinicians to prioritize younger donors to maximize the chances of patient survival.

«In an increasingly globalised world a working knowledge of reproductive health during conflict allows clinicians to approach subjects sensitively with women, building a relationship of trust and understanding, allowing women to gain access to services they need.

«Transplantation allows clinicians to treat the cancer most effectively by using more intense doses of chemotherapy than can typically be given, while avoiding fears of wiping out the bone marrow.

Identifying disease - causing DNA abnormalities allows clinicians to better predict an effective course of treatment for the patient.

This allows clinicians to say, for example, «You have symptoms of psychosis and mania, and we classify that as schizoaffective disorder.»

Identifying more accurately low risk pre-cancerous lesions avoids unnecessary surgeries and allows clinicians to monitor patients regularly for peace of mind.

AirStrip is the leading player in the new mHealth subindustry of remote patient monitoring, which allows clinicians to get detailed, real - time readouts of monitors on their tablets or smartphones anywhere in or out of the hospital.

Targeting these women for early screening of postpartum depression may identify women at risk and allow clinicians to reduce the morbidity associated with both postpartum depression and curtailed breastfeeding.

Adds senior author Mark Ilgen, Ph.D., «These results highlight the importance of addressing provider behaviors in our efforts to address the opioid epidemic, and the need for large health systems to develop and implement systematic approaches that are flexible enough to allow clinicians to make individual decisions while still reducing the overall prevalence of potentially risky prescribing.»

A report in The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics describes a new blood test that can accurately and quickly identify genetic mutations associated with NSCLC, allowing clinicians to make earlier, individualized treatment choices — a step forward in personalized cancer treatment.

The findings could allow clinicians to prioritize the scarce treatment resources available and provide them to the sickest patients, said the senior author of the study, Yoshihiro Kawaoka, a virology professor at the UW - Madison School of Veterinary Medicine.

Eventually, though, the kind of work Eack is doing might allow clinicians to tailor treatments to individuals.

Similarly, using light to stimulate atrophied neurons that may be associated with schizophrenia could someday allow clinicians to repair cognitive function, Boyden said, and enhance the flow of information through disordered brain circuits that otherwise may be giving rise to delusions and paranoia.

For example, cancer cells floated above denser blood cells, which could allow clinicians to spot rare circulating tumor cells in a patient sample.

Leaders have said the Australian Synchrotron (AS) will push the boundaries of synchrotron science, allowing clinicians to image a single cancer cell in a woman's breast or plaques in the artery wall of a beating heart.

Knowing which infants are most likely to have autism would allow clinicians to start them on behavioral therapy while their brains are most flexible.

Identifying risk factors for potentially prolonged recoveries will allow clinicians to coordinate the best treatment for patients.

«The potential clinical impact of these results is significant and will allow clinicians to counsel patients effectively in regard to the potential HRQoL outcomes associated with AS.»

Swanton says he hopes the findings will eventually lead to the development of a «rule book» on ccRCC tumor evolution that will allow clinicians to quickly identify which subtype a patient has and then provide an accurate prognosis.

A thorough understanding of the underlying chemistry and electrical activity of the brain will lead to a new suite of approaches for precise diagnosis and effective treatments that allow clinicians to restore disrupted or damaged neuronal circuits.

As long as a lesion amenable to intralesional injection is available, it may allow clinicians to exploit the potential synergy and nonoverlapping toxicities of these approaches.

Mutations that cause cancer to spread can differ from patient to patient, and being able to quickly identify the correct mutation affecting an individual patient can allow clinicians to implement a more targeted treatment strategy.

«The potential clinical impact of these results is significant and will allow clinicians to counsel patients effectively in regard to the potential health - related quality - of - life outcomes associated with active surveillance,» Porter said.

This detailed information helps build an informed picture and allows the clinician to plan a rational approach to successful detoxification strategy for the patient.

Cardinal also assembles surgical and procedural kits that contain all necessary products and apparel for specific procedures into one kit, allowing clinicians to focus on the patient.

Advanced imaging techniques like Magnetic resonance Imaging (MRI) allow the clinician to «see» the brain and spine.

Traditional teaching paradigms often miss early indicators that allow Clinicians to better direct their patients diagnostic and treatment plan, which ultimately improves patient care.

In addition, routine screening allows the clinician to understand the risk of heartworm exposure in his or her own practice area.

This service now offers ultrasound - only appointments, allowing our clinicians to work directly with referring veterinarians as a team of health care providers for patients.

a consultation to develop a «safe space» to allow clinicians to speak openly about things that go wrong without fear that information they disclose may be used against them in court or professional misconduct hearings, and

The book succeeds at offering both a clear, concise articulation of ACT for depression in terms of core, functional processes, allowing clinicians to apply ACT flexibly and functionally as well as a session - by - session manual for clinicians to follow when the needs for structure and support are a priority.

The OMSEDD allowed the clinician to explore 6 symptom clusters: dissociative process symptoms, amnesia, auto - hypnotic symptoms, PTSD symptoms, somatoform symptoms, and mood symptoms.

Standardized assessments allow clinicians to gather information in a more efficient and time - effective manner while non-standardized methods can be more individualized.

Discussion of exceptions and movement towards future adaptive behaviors allows the clinician and client to focus on solutions to the client's problem, rather than dwelling on the problem itself.

«Allows the clinician to hone in on a parent and child's strengths and areas of need... truly serves to strengthen the therapeutic relationship and make families feel safe, so that positive change and growth can occur.»

The cloud - based software and mobile app allow clinicians to manage their practices securely from anywhere, freeing up their time to focus on their patients instead of administrative tasks.

It is conducted in large group format, allowing some clinicians to register for just one day.

In a large sample of clinically - referred children in practice settings who had depression, anxiety or conduct disorders, a modular approach that allowed clinicians to apply treatment procedures flexibly and in different sequences — including individual CBT for depression or anxiety or parent training for conduct disorders — was associated with steeper trajectories of symptom improvement than standardised CBT or usual care.10 In the case of bipolar disorder, implementing individual, family or multifamily treatment protocols flexibly may lead to greater engagement of parents and children and lower treatment costs.

The focus of PACT is on fast and often surprising interventions that allow the clinician access to implicit systems revealed in micro-expressions and micro-movements in the face and body, respectively.

Not exact matches

I look forward to the day physician residency programs begin implementing requirements that students observe birth in the home or hospital, as this is quite possibly the only place clinicians will learn about physiologic birth and how amazing newborns are when allowed to transition physiologically.

New techniques have allowed the three - dimensional reconstruction of the internal structures of the nipple to be visualized, helping clinicians gain a better understanding of the anatomy and physiology of this specialized feature of the breast.

She's also the cofounder and CEO of BabyNoggin, an app platform allowing parents to track for developmental delays at home and connect to clinicians and local resources for further follow - up.