The phrase "allow patients to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the empowerment or autonomy of patients in a healthcare setting.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow patients to be more involved in their treatment decisions."
Alternatives: "enable patients to be" or "permit patients to be".
"It will allow patients to be triaged upon entering the hospital and then go to an exam room," he said.
She also visited Tripoli Medical Center, where she promised doctors to help untangle logistical challenges that would allow patients to be transferred abroad for treatment.
The report claims this way of working would allow patients to be discharged from hospital at weekends, while closer links between community and social care providers would enable greater continuity of care at home.
If a smear turns negative for a hospitalized tuberculosis patient, some doctors allow patients to be discharged provided that social workers find that home care is adequate and that the patient has money to buy food and prescription drugs, among other criteria.
But Steven Francesco of Francesco International, a consulting firm that specializes in converting brand name drugs to over-the-counter products, said technology such as prescription cards used at the drug store would better allow patients to be monitored without physician supervision.
This will allow patients to be mobile and potentially live a more normal life.
"The clear message is that the availability of medication information electronically speeds up treatment and allows patients to be assisted sooner and more safely".
"I've been a registered Republican my whole life, but I support the Affordable Care Act," said Dr. Gregory C. Kiray, co-chief of primary care for IU Health Physicians, "because it allows patients to be taken care of".
This approach allows patients to be classified as having de novo AKI, AKI on chronic kidney disease (CKD) or AKI with unknown prior kidney health status.
Pharmaceutical company Sanofi saw some merit in that proposal and signed its first pact with the company earlier this month, allowing patients to be monitored remotely using an iPhone provided to them by Science37.
This allows patients to be put into a deep sleep and to interrupt treatment, like artificial nutrition and hydration — in essence, speeding up death.
