Sentence examples for dealing with acute problems from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hodson said Mr. Schwarzenegger appeared to be following a strategy of dealing with acute problems immediately and putting off addressing the state's longer-range budget problems until next year.

> and I will try and do everything on that list today and that does not always work out but that's my way of dealing with acute problems and the like".

Apart from dealing with acute health problems this will allow us to study the long-term biochemical and clinical outcome in patients with this rare disease diagnosed by neonatal mass screening.

Traditionally, in Norway and most other Western countries, general practitioners (GPs) have two treatment options when dealing with acute health problems: to assume responsibility and liability for treating the patient at home or to refer the patient to hospital and thus transfer the treatment responsibility to hospital specialists.

But I think the ads are also helpful in dealing with acute, short-term illness.

Trials were divided into trials dealing with acute treatment and trials dealing with prophylactic treatment.

An additional problem in the context of chronic disease management was the fact that private primary care was mainly seen as dealing with acute minor illness, or in the case of TCM as a general health 'tonic'tonic

Researchers were reassured that community clinics were equipped to deal with acute mental health problems by accessing expert advice from the Adolescent Mental Health Crisis Team in Darwin via phone or video link depending on the resources at the clinic.

Back at the Sindy, Tim Luckhurst deals with the acute problems facing the Financial Times.

With regimes that spouted western-inspired slogans of nationalism, secularism and socialism singularly failing to deal with acute economic and social problems, a supposedly more authentic, faith-based alternative had mass appeal.

Everything was set up to help patients with acute problems -- heart attacks, bleeding.