Sentence examples for benign care from inspiring English sources
Let us discuss, specifically, the extent to which informed consent is needed in (1) benign care and benign experiments, (2) certain risky experiments, and (3) public health policy.
It seems odd now, but early uses of "surveillance" often implied a benign, caring observation rather than totalitarian intrusion.
It may feel that way but the world is benign and cares neither that you succeed or don't succeed.
Second, because 3B masses are common and mostly represent benign lesions, particular care is required to reduce the physical and psychologic morbidity associated with their assessment.
Compliance with vaccination recommendations also involves addressing patients' beliefs and attitudes, which may not affect the uptake of other, relatively benign processes of care, such as foot examination (36).
The contract says so much because the employer in question was not some crook but the Queen – whom everyone in authority assures us is a benign sovereign who cares for every one of her subjects.
On average 65 (sebaceous cyst) to 157 (benign neoplasm skin/nevus) care-episodes occurred per practice per year, which, it is suggested, should be enough to level out differences in severity.
But health economists have also pointed to less benign sources of health care inflation, including excessive malpractice penalties and a number of other health industry inefficiencies that raise employer health insurance costs without creating commensurate value for employees.
Physicians must differentiate malignant lymphadenopathies or infectious diseases that require special care from benign reactive lymphadenopathy or self-limiting adenitis.
This leaves one wondering whether parental education about benign fever and supportive care for upper respiratory tract infection could help shorten PED wait times.
Participant 8 In general, so long as the FS was seen as temporary and benign and they could care for themselves and keep their jobs until they recovered, participants accepted their situation; at the same time, they hoped for the earliest possible resolution.
