Vertaling van "present practice in some " (Nederlands → Frans) :

Some of the recommendations go beyond the present practice in some hospitals.
Certaines recommandations vont au-delà de la pratique actuelle de certains hôpitaux.

It is a well-known fact from clinical practice (and one that is supported by all the research) that, when drugs are being prescribed, the prognosis is improved if there is at least some psychological follow-up.
Il est bien connu en pratique clinique, et toutes les études vont dans ce sens, qu’en cas de prescription médicamenteuse, un minimum de suivi psychosocial améliore le pronostic.

Current practice in Flanders is assessed by means of interviews, which will be conducted with various occupational groups (GPs, pharmacists, CGG staff, telephone help line staff…) as well as students. In some groups a measurement is made before and after the training programmes on suicide, in collaboration with the Centrum ter Preventie van Zelfmoord (CPZ), which organises several trainings on this topic.
Chez certains groupes, une mesure est effectuée avant et après les programmes de formation concernant le suicide, en collaboration avec le Centrum ter Preventie van Zelfmoord (CPZ), qui organise diverses formations sur ce thème.

Even though there now are classifications available that allow the clinical identification of different types of depression, it still remains a fact that it is difficult to recognise one in care practice, especially in primary health care, with there being numerous ways in which this pathology can present itself (masked depression, depression that manifests itself through diffuse and persistent somatic signs…).
S’il existe aujourd’hui des classifications permettant d’identifier les différents types de dépression sur le plan clinique, il n’en reste pas moins vrai qu’en pratique de soin et en particulier en première ligne, des repérages restent difficiles au vu des travestissements de cette pathologie (dépression masquée, dépression se manifestant par des signes somatiques diffus et persistants…).