The phrase "attending curative" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The attending curative measures were not sufficient to address the patient's needs."
Alternatives: "therapeutic measures" or "healing interventions".
We attended curative consultations, preventive activities (immunization, growth monitoring, etc)., distribution of drugs, etc., in an effort to understand the dynamics of the interactions among the actors implementing this new intervention – patients, health care providers, and community authorities.
Clinic nurses are responsible for the diagnosis and management of infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, HIV and sexually transmitted infections, preventive care such as childhood immunisations and growth monitoring, antenatal care, as well as providing an acute curative service and attending to chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes.
Curative anticoagulant treatment with heparin was used in eight (27 %) patients with NOSVA; in the other cases, the attending physician considered that the benefit/risk ratio of curative anticoagulation was unfavorable.
Some women reported their only reason for attending ANC was to get an antenatal attendance card, or PNC to get a growth monitoring card, in order to ensure curative health services would be provided in an emergency.
One hundred and twenty patients attending the upper gastrointestinal surgical unit in the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow, who were selected for potentially curative surgery, were included in the study.
Experts were unable to recommend use of curative G-CSF, and this treatment should be used only on a case-by-case basis with an attending oncologist or hematologist.
At present, Wales hosts two, one in Newtown and the other – which I am attending – in Llandrindod Wells, a Victorian spa town in the Radnorshire hills where folk would go to take the chalybeate waters, believed to be curative (and which taste like blood licked off a rusty hoe).
After curative treatment for breast cancer, women attend frequent follow-up visits to be examined for possible local or regional recurrence or a second primary breast tumor, and to receive psychosocial support [ 2, 3].
After curative treatment for breast cancer women frequently attend scheduled follow-up examinations.
