Sentence examples for clinics age from inspiring English sources

GPs were selected using purposive sampling [ 17], with consideration given to geographical location, size of the clinics, age and gender of the GP to ensure variability of participants.

Inclusion criteria for patients were: chronic disease (somatic or psychosomatic), treated at one of the rehabilitation clinics, age of 18 years or older, sufficient German language abilities, no cognitive impairments and written informed consent.

Eligible participants were characterized by the following: SFHP membership; ≥1 primary care clinic visit in the preceding 24 months at one of our designated clinics; age 18 or above; a diagnosis of diabetes (type 1 or 2); English-, CantoreSpanish-speakingspeaccess access to a touch-tone phone; and plans to remain in the region during the evaluation period (12 months).

The characteristics of these patients (age 75±9 years, 60% male, median CHADS2 score 2 (1–3), median CHA2DS2-VASc score 3 (2–4)) were similar to those of the 1063 patients invited to PCAF clinics (age 74±10 years, 53% male, CHADS2 score 2 (1–3), CHA2DS2-VASc score 4 (2–6)).

And so I decided to be patient and go to the Government clinics (Age 25, 3 children) Furthermore, woman in the individual interviews said they preferred public facilities when they needed more decision-making support or guidance for initial selection of a contraceptive method.

And so I decided to be patient and go to the Government clinics (Age 25, 3 children) After that story I had heard from those women about private hospitals, I was reluctant to do it [go to private providers] because maybe their medication for family planning is also expired, I was comparing them to the chemists because they are all private businesses.

As in the case of overall utilisation, women with a university degree were more likely to visit private clinics (age-adjusted OR = 5.90, p = 0.007) and other centres (age-adjusted OR = 2.41, p = 0.051).

Participating health organisations included hospitals, medical clinics, aged care facilities, pharmacies, dental clinics, chiropractic, physiotherapy, and podiatry practices.

A total of 120 newly diagnosed early-stage breast cancer patients from 19 Australian oncology clinics, aged 18 40 years and desired future fertility, were assessed on decisional conflict, knowledge, decision regret, and satisfaction about fertility-related treatment decisions.

The first components of the questionnaire battery included clinical and patient characteristics (primary reason for attending the clinic, age, and gender as well as height and weight which were used in the body mass index calculation).

Table 4 presents a comparison of total costs between 2004 and 2005 for all clinic age groups.