The phrase "accessed treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of obtaining or receiving medical care or therapy.
Example: "After months of waiting, she finally accessed treatment for her condition."
Alternatives: "received treatment" or "obtained treatment".
Participants included men across a range of HCV treatment stages: those who had never accessed treatment, those who were considering treatment, as well as men who were currently undergoing treatment.
h) Barriers to treatment Cases were asked an open-ended question about why they had not accessed treatment for their MSI.
We are not aware of any facilities providing ART in Malawi that are not included in this study and the analysis is likely to provide near-complete information on all teachers who have accessed treatment in the country.
The strengths of the study are that this is a full national survey, all ART-providing facilities in the public and private sector of Malawi were included, and the analysis is likely to provide near-complete information on all army personnel who have accessed treatment in the country, provided that they have been accurately recorded in the occupation column of the register.
Children with fevers accessed treatment within 24 hours.
The mean age of PLHIV who accessed treatment was 35.7 ± 9.32 years.
Only the patient with private health insurance was able to access treatment with Tarceva.
"An Australian in 2016 can't access treatment easily and affordably, and that really frustrates me.
But if sufferers can access treatment – proper, qualified help – they might be better equipped to focus on defeating their demon.
"They have a very close access to the CTC, so hopefully they will be able to access treatment very quickly, and thus, also be discharged very quickly".
Nearly seven in 10 (69%) said they had struggled to access treatment while at university.
