Sentence examples for curative sick from inspiring English sources

– Harvey V. Fineberg, President of the Institute of Medicine and former Dean of the Harvard School of Public Health for 13 years, contrasted traditional curative "sick care" and preventive approaches and gave reasons why prevention gets little attention (Box 1).

You reduce the ability of mosquitoes to bite people, treat every sick victim with curative drugs and prevent any infected person from bringing new parasites into the area.

Our second analysis tested the hypothesis that the implementation of PBF increased the probability of a caregiver seeking facility-based curative care services for a sick child.

Using another new technique, high-throughput screening, these compounds can be tested for their ability to zap diseases much faster than was possible in the days when pills were checked for curative powers by feeding them to sick animals.These techniques which also include things like "bio-informatics" and "rational drug design"—are likely to have a huge effect on the drug industry.

Do provider incentives increase the proportion of sick children seeking outpatient curative care visits?

Although a small population ratio is required for counseling and behavioral interventions, larger population ratios are required to ensure adequate caseloads of sick children to maintain curative skills.

The intervention is aimed at cancer patients treated with curative intent, aged 18 60 years, employed and on sick leave.

With regard to the second aim, a feasibility study will be conducted involving a maximum of 130 cancer patients who are treated with curative intent, aged 18 60 years, employed and on sick leave.

Poorly staffed and supplied facilities cannot save the lives of sick children, and planning for curative services should look at how to improve effective access for the total population, including those who live within MOH-defined access areas.

Curative drugs aim to eliminate parasites from a sick animal.

Existing studies show that the poor are more likely to get sick, less likely to use preventive and curative health care, and consequently, have higher mortality rates.