Sentence examples for concomitant care from inspiring English sources

There are no restrictions to concomitant care.

Both groups will receive the same concomitant care.

Aside from trial protocol and inclusion/exclusion criteria listed above, standard concomitant care, such as folic acid supplements, is permitted.

However, about 25% of patients with inflammatory arthritis did not have concomitant care from a primary care physician.

Concomitant care and interventions during the study follow-up period are carried out according to local standards.

Women allocated to the control arm will receive expectant management (current standard intervention), with no additional concomitant care or interventions.

Health conditions and concomitant health care utilization at the end of life are often complex, and clarifying the types and determinants of health care utilization may facilitate the appropriate allocation and organization of health care for those of whom we think are in their last phase of life.

Graham Cole Chair, Lawyers in Local Government Child Care Lawyers Group Perhaps we need to look no further than Philip Hammond's autumn statement to find the funds now vital to save what is far and away the most important "infrastructure" we have – the rapidly crumbling NHS and concomitant social care.

Therefore, it is possible that the observed association between β-blocker use and improved clinical outcomes may rather reflect better concomitant medical care or higher socioeconomic or educational status in always users.

The 2012 cumulative costs of bendamustine, alemtuzumab, and chlorambucil are $78,776, $121,441, and $42,337, respectively (Tables 4 and 5), and are inclusive of treatment and administration, premedications, concomitant medications, routine care, and inpatient and outpatient care.

The increased likelihood of being a care-giver and the concomitant demands of care-giving may be contributory factors to the poor health and wellbeing associated with older women.