The phrase "assured patient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a patient who is confident and calm, often in a medical or therapeutic context.
Example: "The assured patient calmly discussed their treatment options with the doctor, showing a clear understanding of the situation."
Alternatives: "confident patient" or "self-assured patient."
Rest assured, patient reader, that "The Confessions of Max Tivoli" is long on longing and short on lasting satisfactions, as full of broken hearts as it is of dazzling local, time-specific color.
Once survival of the child is assured, patient care teams will be consulted about the optimal time for recruitment into the study.
The hospital has assured patients that they will maintain their ranking on the regional transplant waiting list.
Dr. Woodcock assured patients, however, that all heparin supplies in the United States had been tested with the most sensitive assays and had been found to be uncontaminated.
Alwen Williams, chief executive of the embattled PCT, assured patients that Atos's stewardship of the St Paul's Way medical centre in Bow would mean much-needed "major new service improvements".
Based on Matsumoto's cases, doctors assured patients that they would fully regain their eyesight and feel normal within a week to a month.
Each questionnaire form and its corresponding envelope were marked with a unique identifying number but we assured patients that anonymity would be maintained.
Additional information was provided on the cover page of the survey form, which also outlined the purpose of the study and assured patients that respondent confidentiality would be maintained.
Pharmacists are the final check in a system that is supposed to assure patient safety.
We also describe participant characteristics and procedures used to assure patient safety and trial monitoring.
In addition, in order to assure patient compliance, modern cast treatments should aim to improve wearing-comfort of the cast.
