The phrase "assisting treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to support or supplementary measures taken to aid a primary treatment.
Example: "The nurse is responsible for assisting treatment by providing the necessary medications and monitoring the patient's progress."
Alternatives: "supporting therapy" or "aiding treatment".
We don't, for example, have "medication-assisted" treatment for any other disease: We don't call antidepressant therapy using Prozac "Prozac-assisted treatment," nor do we call diabetes care with insulin "insulin assisted treatment"—even though in both cases, as with addiction, behavioral changes are usually also important to recovery.
Another problem that results from vagueness in the report is its use of the term "medication assisted treatment" (MAT) to refer to all three medications currently approved for the treatment of opioid addiction.
He'd begun sending his most difficult patients to her, many of them poor candidates for IVF due to age or egg supply or FSH levels (a measure of the perimenopause); women who, by normal diagnosis, did not stand a hope in hell's chance of conceiving naturally or through assisted treatment (many of them wouldn't even qualify for treatment in some clinics).
Arthroscopic assisted treatment is rare and based on acromioclavicular dislocation procedures.
For example, the enzymatic-catalyzed transesterification process of glucose and divinyl dicarboxylates was significantly accelerated by using ultrasound assisted treatment [18].
Retaining patients on medication assisted treatment after release for 24 weeks increases the odds of a reduced viral load for HIV + patients (Springer et al. 2012).
Studies examining patients with craniofacial anomalies or syndromes, cleft lip and/or palate, surgically assisted treatment, and patients in the mixed dentition stage were excluded from the review.
The differences between the yields of energy and masses were increased with increasing microwave assisted treatment temperature in the range of 230 320 °C.
