Sentence examples for care examination from inspiring English sources

The study was conducted to investigate whether the knowledge of women using an online resource to obtain hormonal contraceptives (HCs) without a health care examination is similar to women who obtain HC in the clinic.

Infant weight at 42 days postpartum was measured in hospital during the last day of perinatal care examination while registering for the beginning of the infant care.

One issue stems from a lack of clinical confidence in primary care examination of MSDs as well as "a lack of cognitive mastery in basic musculoskeletal medicine" [ 4].

First, we performed literature reviews to provide the existing evidence-based recommendations in relation to the three main components of LE care (examination, education and treatment).

The basic package for primary health care contains the following services: ambulatory care (examination) surveillance, home visits, consultations health promotion and health prophylactics immunizations referrals for medical and diagnostic tests prescription of drugs, etc.

The "Palliative Care Examination", a test that served as a draft for the second part of our questionnaire, was performed on 32 first year interns in US hospitals (44% correct answers), and residents and attending doctors (58% correct answers).

It paid for some preventive care examinations, the kind which can and likely will save my family, and the insurer, tens of thousands of dollars over the next decade.

In parts of the urban study regions, there was a relatively high standard with some communities supplying free health care examinations, and in these areas, the cost for medical care was covered by the government.

Few studies have focussed on incentives for patients to attend preventive health care examinations.

Health system access as represented by the proportion of women receiving three antenatal care examinations was not significantly related to MMR.

Potential reasons suggested for physicians' resistance to extending Pap screening intervals include the influence of local opinion leaders, concern about less frequent visits for other preventive care examinations, patient preference for annual screening, and loss of financial incentives [ 19].