Sentence examples for basic ambulatory from inspiring English sources

Primary facilities are front line formal health facilities where communities seek basic ambulatory services and typically include – but not limited to – clinics, dispensaries, and health posts (see Table  2 for detailed country-specific information).

The consensus of current scientific literature suggests multi-joint, lower extremity strength has implications to a wide range of functional activities, from basic ambulatory function to advanced athletic performance.

The actigraph was worn around the wrist in adults (Octagonal Basic Motionlogger, Ambulatory Monitoring) and around the ankle over a sock in infants (MicroMini Motionlogger, Ambulatory Monitoring).

Following further adjustment for those variables that were significant in basic models, ambulatory treatment during the intensive phase and unknown status for HIV infection were the main determinants of antituberculosis treatment discontinuation (table 2).

The basic unit for ambulatory rehabilitation care should be attendance, which represents a contact between the patient and the healthcare professional.

The sampling frame from which patients were selected was the Colombian Diabetes Association (ACD), a private institution in Bogota, Colombia, that provides basic and specialized ambulatory care for diabetic patients of all socio-economic strata.

It is responsible for providing public health services, ambulatory and basic inpatient care for a population ranging from 50,000 to 150,000.

In order to understand the referral processes in dementia care, a basic understanding of the structure of ambulatory medical care services in Germany is necessary.

CSP #430 is designed to have impact well beyond the VA, since it evaluates a basic health care operational principle: that augmenting ambulatory access for major mental illness will improve outcome and reduce overall treatment costs.

Conclusion In ambulatory patients with suspected angina, basic clinical assessment encompasses nearly all the prognostic value of resting ECGs and most of the prognostic value of exercise ECGs.

Quarters had to be chosen because they form the basic time period for coding diagnoses in ambulatory care in Germany and only the quarter in which a diagnosis occurred is available in claims data.