Sentence examples for convinced patients from inspiring English sources

At least 37 Indonesian hospitals and health clinics injected children with fake vaccines after local healthcare workers convinced patients that imported — and pricy — vaccine brands carried fewer side effects.

For example, there could have been less post-acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital use if the intervention kept people healthier and out of the hospital but more use if the nurses convinced patients of the benefit of that service when they were hospitalized.

"Who am I to convince patients that they have to suffer longer than they want?" he said.

The therapy draws on a technique called mirror visual therapy to convince patients' brains that their sore and stiff joints are pain-free and easy to move.

One doctor said he assigned a nurse full time to take the calls "and convince patients not to stop their medicine".

Expectations of help are enhanced by the therapist's ability to convince patients that he or she understands them intimately and is dedicated to their welfare.

It played the role of a psychotherapist, sometimes well enough to convince patients that it was human.Now a third Eliza, named after Mr Weizenbaum's invention, is set to turn the offshoring business upside down.

While I've usually found that I can convince patients that they don't need these drugs (if they're inappropriate), it can be very hard to persuade patients to try pain relievers other than Vioxx and Celebrex, since often patients in pain are looking for anything that will help, and these drugs are effective and well known.

But more often doctors say they are peeved by the new demands being placed on them, frustrated in their efforts to convince patients that a prescription drug is not a poison or that a treatment detailed on the Internet is not proven and annoyed when patients tend to believe the information from the Web is right and their doctor is wrong.

Only 38.3% thought that they could convince patients who smoke to quit.

Physicians report difficulty convincing patients with prostate cancer about the merits of active surveillance (AS); as a result, a majority of patients unnecessarily choose to undergo radical treatment.