Sentence examples for capable of treating patients from inspiring English sources

Dr. Potempa said that nurses with master's degrees were every bit as capable of treating patients as those with doctorates.

Even though he was a civilian, the Ministry of Defence made the unusual decision to admit him into the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre at Headley Court in Surrey, because it is one of the few units in Britain capable of treating patients with traumatic multiple amputations.

In reality, senior delegates are capable of treating patients of all acuity levels with minimal supervision and they also spend a portion of their time teaching junior delegates.

In fact, it was the arsenic alone that proved capable of killing cancer cells in a test tube and of treating patients with disease.

You might come close after decades of treating patients.

Dr. Archbald, and other physicians at the forum, said that while any doctor is capable of treating any patient, minority patients have said they feel more comfortable and can communicate better with doctors who are the same race or ethnicity.

A cyclotron weighing the same as a Boeing 747 will generate a proton beam capable of treating three patients at a time, five days a week.

Sophisticated, yet easy to use, it is capable of treating 80 patients a day, Mr. Freyer said.

Imagine, for example, the response to a robot capable of treating Ebola patients or cleaning up Nuclear waste at Fukushima.

In addition to having a hyperbaric service capable of treating the patients involved in the study, sites with the potential to participate required an active trauma service with appropriate relationships between relevant departments.

SENs are capable of assessing and treating patients with an ankle or foot trauma at least as accurate as HOs.