Sentence examples for clinical lessons from inspiring English sources

Steve and other patients who experienced flashbacks, perhaps as a result of prescriptions, taught me two valuable clinical lessons: a simple solution to a complex problem has the potential to worsen things; and, often a patient hands you the correct answer but the key is figuring out the right question.

Overall, the following three clinical lessons should be considered: first, mucobilia is a sentinel sign of MPCC; second, MPCC exhibits a variety of morphologies; and third, gross neoplasia is unrecognized more frequently than expected.

In case of incomplete performance of the protocol no costs for clinical lessons were counted.

What are the clinical lessons to be learned from these discoveries?

However, these trials are not 'equivalent' in the information they bear, nor in the clinical lessons that may be learned from them.

With education, such as clinical lessons, it was expected that support would be generated among nurses to execute the protocol completely.

Pieter Janssens Elinga seems to be giving a more clinical lesson on the temptations of the library in his "Woman Reading" (1668-70), in which a maidservant has apparently helped herself to an epic from her mistress's shelves, and is cutting into the plot instead of slicing up potatoes.

The clinical lesson is the importance of early recognition of the warning bleeds or the cholestasis.

The total costs of following, preparing and providing a clinical lesson for one nurse was estimated at €39.46.

The total time for preparing, providing and following a clinical lesson was thereby estimated at 72 min per nurse.

12 The time taken for a teaching nurse to prepare and provide a clinical lesson for 10 nurses was assumed to be 2 h.