Sentence examples for curative force from inspiring English sources

Jim's enduring love of books, and his reliance on the written word as a curative force, is a constant theme.

Since antiquity, dreams have been viewed as a source of divination, as a form of reality, as a curative force, and as an extension or adjunct of the waking state.

They will also respond to the so-called placebo effect, a potent medical weapon, in which belief that a treatment works helps the patient muster internal curative forces.

To deny the inbred curative power of violence would be a terrible mistake.

As of January 2006, a new insurance system for curative healthcare came into force in the Netherlands.

In the current health care environment, patients with advanced cancer without curative potential may be forced by their health provider or health insurer to choose between disease-directed therapy (including investigational therapy) or structured best supportive care programs.

In 1999, the renewed reimbursement system where the costs for prevention and curative medical services are reported separately had been in force for four years.

Accurate epidemiological data are a prerequisite to: identify people at risk in the population, assess the efficacy of preventive strategies and curative therapies at a population level, carry out work force planning.

After all, these pressures often lead to the complications that ultimately force doctors with limited resources to focus on curative rather than preventive medicine.

In 2006, the system for the financing of curative care was changed and the Health Insurance Act came into force.

Indeed, the lack of detail on types of surgery undertaken in the English registry data forced us to limit it to surgical resection with curative intent undertaken within the first 6 months after the diagnosis.