The phrase "accelerate treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express the need to speed up a medical or therapeutic process.
Example: "The doctor recommended that we take steps to accelerate treatment for the patient's recovery."
Alternatives: "speed up treatment" or "hasten treatment".
In accordance with GCP, patients and investigators at the T2T sites may decide not to accelerate treatment, even if the CDAI criteria for acceleration are met, based on clinical reasons and/or patient preferences, as noted previously.
The Integrative Neuromonitoring and Critical Care Informatics Group leverages data and models to understand the physiology of the injured brain, to improve diagnoses, and to accelerate treatment decisions for the critically ill.
By sabotaging one of the tuberculosis bacterium's defenses against antibiotics, Weill Cornell Medicine investigators may have found a way to accelerate treatment for the disease and possibly overcome growing resistance to existing therapies.
Also, the combination with radiation will exhibit increased efficacy, accelerate treatment response, and reduce overall cost.
But with nearly a million HIV-positive children under 15, the way ahead is to accelerate treatment.
There is a growing consensus that rheumatologists should measure patient disease activity using validated composite clinical measures and then accelerate treatment until the disease is in remission, an approach referred to as treat-to-target (T2T) management [ 6].
"Healx combines AI technology, pharmacology expertise and patient group insights to accelerate treatments for rare diseases.
Dr. Prezant said his goal is, within six months, to begin the cooling process in the ambulance, accelerating treatment.
For this reason accelerated treatment regimens have been and are being designed.
In 1992, he was among the Act Up members who formed the Treatment Action Group, known as TAG, to focus on accelerating treatment research.
Williams said he has also seen much faster and longer lasting results when the accelerated treatment has been used for moderately severe depressed patients, with fewer past treatment failures.
