The phrase "application for patients" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the process of submitting a request or form on behalf of a patient, such as for medical treatment or assistance. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "Please fill out this application for patients to request a home health aide for your loved one."
Today, Glide Health is launching an application for patients, doctors and healthcare professionals to access and manage healthcare from their desktops or mobile phones.
Ultimately we hope to develop a therapeutic application for patients undergoing peripheral anastomoses, especially in the lower extremities.
"Kinesio tape may be of some assistance to clinicians in improving pain-free active range of movement immediately after tape application for patients with shoulder pain," wrote scientists in one study published in the Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physiotherapy.
The web-based treatment program is part of an online application for patients with eating disorders.
The Windows platform has the highest number of applications (12.9%) for patients and BlackBerry has no application for patients.
Many biomarkers have been reported in clinical application for patients with sepsis, and claimed to improve the diagnosis and treatment.
In this brief review we aimed to describe the main non-FDG PET tracers based on their clinical relevance and application for patient care.
The Online Patient Book© also contains an application for patient-to-patient dialogue, with each patient user being connected to a small group of other patient users.
iTinnitus is a sound-therapy application for patient with tinnitus, which records tinnitus by frequency in Hertz and keeps track of the tinnitus in a daily diary graph.
Huge advances have clearly been made over the last few years regarding the mechanisms underlying limb RIC and its potential in the clinical setting, thereby enabling limb RIC to make the journey from an intriguing experimental observation to a clinical application for patient benefit.
But he hopes the work may lead to practical applications for patients with schizophrenia or certain movement disorders who feel that their voluntary actions are not a product of choice.
