The phrase "attend clinic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone making a visit to a medical clinic or center to receive treatment, advice, or healthcare services. For example: My doctor told me to attend clinic once a month for a checkup.
For one mother, the explanation as to why her nephews and nieces refused to attend clinic was "they reckon ignorance is bliss" [no.15].
Findings for genetic correlates of late-onset Alzheimer's disease (LOAD) in studies that rely solely on clinic visits may differ from those with capacity to follow participants unable to attend clinic visits.
When alteration of the clinic environment is not feasible, our study indicates that supportive relationships with staff and a welcoming social environment can ameliorate disclosure concerns among patients who attend clinic appointments.
These patients are required to attend clinic daily for observed therapy.
SCA patients who did not attend clinic for more than 12 months were defined as defaulters and were actively contacted by telephone or, for those residents in Dar-es-Salaam Dar-es-Salaam Dar-es-Salaam
The quality of patient-visits was ensured by regular unplanned supervisory checks in which the study doctor accompanied the CMA during the visits to patients' homes CMAs were asked to send patients immediately to the hospital on encountering any severe symptoms, and the patients also were asked to attend clinic if they had any severe symptoms at any other time.
She would continue to attend clinic as her pregnancy grows.
Nonattendance (failure to attend clinic appointments) is a universal problem in the management of pediatric clinics.
Employers and educational authorities were usually inflexible, and constrained trial participants' ability to attend clinic visits.
For instance, packed lunch is provided to participants when they attend clinic visits for specific trials.
Subjects were expected to attend clinic visits at week 12, 24 and 36 after baseline randomisation.
