Sentences with phrase «national guidelines»

Participants were also encouraged to follow national guidelines for physical activity but generally did not change their exercise routines.

For example, complying with national guidelines regarding the proficiency levels of certain age groups.

Food companies make these products specifically to meet national guidelines so they are whole grain and have less sugar.

The company certainly has that ambition, and has shown no issue following national guidelines.

The research team also encouraged the men to exercise on their own, per national guidelines that recommend at least 150 minutes of physical activity a week and 10,000 steps per day.

Second, there should be consistent national guidelines for children's use of screen - based technologies up to age 12.

However, international and national guidelines clearly state that antibiotics should not be given for a deterioration in asthma symptoms, because this is rarely associated with a bacterial infection.

In fact, national guidelines strongly warn against prescription sleep medicine use by people over age 65.

Parents were asked about behaviors related to national guidelines for physical activity, healthy eating and appropriate TV / screen time.

This information is aimed at programme managers and decision - makers, and those who will be in charge of revising national guidelines on prevention of mother - to - child transmission and infant and young child feeding.

The Sedona Canada Principles are a set of national guidelines for e-discovery in Canada, which reflect both existing legal principles and a set of identified best practices.

Current projects include developing national guidelines for doctoral and post-doctoral training in group psychotherapy.

Current national guidelines recommend weight control, reduced intake of sodium chloride (salt), reduced alcohol consumption, and possibly increased dietary potassium as nutritional approaches to prevent and treat hypertension.2, 3

7/17/2007 Increasing Vegetables and Fruits Beyond Current National Guidelines Not Necessary for Breast Cancer Survivors Eating a diet very high in vegetables, fruit and fiber and low in fat did not reduce breast cancer recurrence or death in early stage breast cancer survivors, according to a new study.

All provincial and city governments in China are now authorised to allow testing of self - driving cars, according to new national guidelines released by the Chinese Ministry of Transport.

In their 2009 citizen petition, IDFA and NMPF point to various state policies and proposed national guidelines restricting the number of calories and grams of sugar in flavored milk in school, and then conclude that, without the use of artificial sweeteners, flavored milk will be barred from school meal programs.

• A requirement that other food and drink intended for babies up to the age of 36 months meet strict national guidelines on nutrient content, quality and safety and be promoted only for babies over 6 months of age — if permitted at all;

University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (UPCI) scientists recently led a panel of experts in revising national guidelines for thyroid cancer testing to reflect newly available tests that better incorporate personalized medicine into diagnosing the condition.

Whether insurance companies will cover the cost of the testing is another issue, but results like these may help to change national guidelines to include this test for these men, and that in turn may help insurers decide to pay for it.

In an effort to address the «patchwork» and encourage consistency of approach, last fall, the CCCT developed National Guidelines Regarding the Use of Electronic Communication Devices in Court Proceedings.

The Commission for the Accreditation of Birth Centers (CABC) was established in 1985, after the American Association of Birth Centers (AABC) had evaluated the quality of birth centers, encouraged national guideline development, reviewed state regulations, and explored and evaluated programs of other accrediting agencies.

Israng said that there are many national guidelines, but they are only now working on a universal guideline.

CONCLUSIONS: In the Australian primary health care setting, Indigenous children are 5 times more likely to be diagnosed with severe otitis media than non-Indigenous children, but reported management is not substantially different, which is inconsistent with established national guidelines.

After this year, Professor Coles produced national guidelines that the court now relies on heavily.

French national guidelines have more recently advised against snacking in between meals and many confectionery advertisements in France are accompanied with a government warning.

Recent national guidelines recommend that optimal blood pressure is < 120/80 mmHg.

A national quality assurance scheme for Bikeability has recently been introduced — a kind of Ofsted for cycle training — so you can guarantee that the training your child receives falls within national guidelines.

This practice is not based on evidence and contradicts Irish National Guidelines for clinical practice in Maternity Care.

Summary: Included in the collection of Kenyan national guidelines are guidelines on the prevention of mother - to - child transmission of HIV, nutrition and...

I have been a Neonatal Resuscitation Instructor since 2011, teaching doctors, midwives, nurses and respiratory therapists National Guidelines for how to resuscitate newborns at birth.

In creating the new guidelines, which the organization revisits every couple of years, the WHO panel considered national guidelines and international guidelines, as well as relevant clinical studies, says Dr. Siobhan Crowley, who led the WHO's guideline revision process this year.

In fact, several national guidelines for doctors specifically discourage scanning the brains of patients who complain of headache and migraine.

Concerned that the report would affect insurance coverage for glaucoma screening, the Potomac Institute and the Glaucoma Foundation held a conference last October to discuss national guidelines for glaucoma testing and treatment.

With an annual budget of $ 2.8 million, it's charged with promulgating national guidelines for the more than 400 institutional biosafety committees in the United States, which currently review relevant research at a university level.

The relevant U.K. national guidelines for those patients totaled 3,679 pages.

Earlier this year, a pivotal framework for infrastructure maintained by the Institution of Engineers, the Australian Rainfall and Runoff national guidelines, were updated for the first time since 1987, a process that took three years.

Although India introduced national guidelines on clinical stem cell research and treatments a decade ago, these are not legally binding.

Now we'd like national guidelines and practices to reflect that,» he says.

But there are disagreements about the harms and benefits, and national guidelines make different recommendations on types of screening.

The first new national guidelines since 2004 on identifying and treating high blood pressure in children and adolescents (aged 3 - 18 years old) have been...

Study participants are drawn from health facility clinic patient populations, allowing MHRP to monitor the impact of HIV - directed health and preventive services that fall under national guidelines.

Some home - school advocacy groups have attempted to secure a federal law or Supreme Court ruling that would establish uniform national guidelines grounded in First or Fourteenth Amendment rights, but to date such efforts have failed (to the great relief of home - school advocacy groups that oppose this strategy).

However, the current mechanisms within the CAR do not meet Green - e Energy's minimum national guidelines for generation subject to additional carbon regulation.

The discussion covered the wide range of rules and practices in Canada, the different considerations surrounding the use of social media by reporters, court personnel, lawyers and jurors, as well as the CCCT's Draft National Guidelines Regarding the Use of Electronic Communication Devices in Court Proceedings (Twitter, blogging etc.).

To obtain an Adult - Gerontology Nurse Practitioner position with the goal of delivering high quality care using evidenced based national guidelines and gold standards to improve patient care outcomes.