The phrase "availability of curative" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of a treatment or remedy, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The availability of curative options for the disease has improved significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "access to treatment" or "availability of remedies".
Despite the widespread availability of curative surgical intervention, a considerable proportion of patients with severe mitral regurgitation are not referred for treatment, largely due to the presence of left ventricular dysfunction, advanced age, and comorbid illnesses.
Despite the availability of curative therapy, a large proportion of patients with TB are being hospitalized.
Tuberculosis (TB), caused by inhalation of the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), remains a widespread concern even with the availability of curative antibiotics.
Various forms of information dissemination are critical to health promotion but are also used to provide information to populations about the availability of curative or preventive activities such as immunization days.
Given the availability of potentially curative second-line therapy and the theoretical benefit of early detection and treatment of Hodgkin's relapses, most centres have adopted a policy of close follow-up following curative therapy for Hodgkin's disease.
The substantially higher self-reported use in the Canadian study (38.1%) might be due to the different nature of the diseases studied and the different availability of adequate curative and/or palliative treatment within the health care system.
MFS is a severe, chronic, and life-threatening disease with multiorgan involvement without availability of a curative therapy. 1 MFS is associated with chronic fatigue and pain, as well as with psychological despair that compromises the quality of life and imposes restrictions on the autonomy of affected persons.
Outpatient attendance is not expected to improve at the same rate as the expansion of HEP due to the premises of HEP where it only offers limited basic curative service; however, the availability of the limited curative service as well as improvement in treatment seeking and referral linkage should have contributed to the outpatient attendance.
The main determinant of such success is not the availability of more effective curative drugs but widespread access to health care through comprehensive health systems.
NICE, the organisation responsible for assessing whether new or existing technologies should be available on the NHS, produces three types of guidance which help define the availability of NHS services of curative care.
Moreover, it points to the fact that risk perception always depends on the available possibilities to counter specific threats, such as the availability of a high quality curative health system [ 25].
