Sentence examples for Patient interests from inspiring English sources

The system was also designed to respond to the Bristol Royal Inquiry report, which recommended representation of patient interests "on the inside" of the NHS and at every level.

One explanation for this issue revolves around "top-down" intervention designs (i.e., interventions generated by epilepsy clinicians and researchers) and the potential for disparity with patient interests, capabilities, and perceived needs.

University officials voted to eliminate commercial financing, beginning next January, for postgraduate medical education, a practice that has come under increasing scrutiny from academics, medical associations, ethicists and lawmakers because of the potential to promote products over patient interests.

When we pressed the government for clearer action on the vision of "no decision about us, without us", it responded by instituting proper governance of clinical commissioning groups, including lay members to champion patient interests, and strengthened NHS transparency and accountability, for example by insisting all NHS boards meet publicly.

The changes have been sold as a radical dose of decentralisation – local GPs to become commissioners of healthcare, local HealthWatch bodies to look after patient interests, local foundation trusts with greater freedoms and new roles for local government through health and wellbeing boards.

So I applaud any drug company's effort to better align drug sales with patient interests and focus more on health outcomes than the bottom line.

It also educates individual patients and offers educational forums for patient interest and patient advocacy groups.

The iSmile Patient Portal also captures patient feedback on their experience and includes a patient interest form.

However, despite surgeon and patient interest, their path to market has been hindered.

The NHS recognises the principle of patient ownership of data, but in practice it balances that with the wider "patient interest".

The findings highlight the gap between patient interest for online communication and what physicians may currently provide.