Sentence examples for ambivalent treatment from inspiring English sources
Even her most exalted subject, marriage, can receive ambivalent treatment, as when she describes it (in "Toward a Definition of Marriage") as an "artless" work in which "none of the ho-hum passages can be skipped," "a duel of amateurs," a contributor to "expediency" in life and "the politics of love".
The court papers say, "Ms. Doe is currently ambivalent toward treatment and not very insightful regarding her need for treatment".
Individuals with Hoarding Disorder (HD a dangerous problem and public health concern are often ambivalent about treatment.
That it's a coping mechanism that the people themselves adopt". Nurse 7 (general hospital) Nurses more often seemed to be ambivalent about further treatment than physicians.
I can't go home and sit and wait until I die.' That's how they explain it". Physician 10 (general hospital) However, patients also sometimes seemed to be ambivalent about their treatment preferences: towards physicians and nurses, but also towards themselves.
(id 7) Treatment ambivalence typically consisted of ambivalent feelings and reflections about the need to change one's lifestyle and take medicines.
He was ambivalent as to how much treatment he should accept at the end of his life, and was persuaded to accept admission to St George's hospital only two days before his death from heart failure.
One major challenge that has been identified in AN treatment is the ambivalent motivation for change and treatment in affected patients.
Patients' views of treatments are various and ambivalent, which sheds light on an overall reserved appreciation of biomedical treatments for knee OA.
Making the time (which is not always easy) to explore the patient's view of their problems, including their thoughts about ADs [which are often complex and ambivalent (28)], and about alternative treatments, and their causal beliefs (which may differ from our own) is also important.
Patients are ambivalent in their views of mandated outpatient treatment.
