The phrase "dealing with sickness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of managing or addressing a physical or mental illness or condition. Example: "The company offers a comprehensive benefits package, including paid time off for dealing with sickness."
He was dealing with sickness rather than mortal wounds, but that scorching sense of the dragonish burns into Kurzel's "Macbeth".
Sickness care remains a vital service that must be accessible and affordable, but the least expensive approach to dealing with sickness is to prevent it.
More and more workers, and not just freelancers, have been left to fend for themselves in dealing with sickness, accidents and old age.
You may think that we must face adversity well and must develop very rough skin to handle all walks of life, especially when dealing with sickness and death on a daily basis.
GPs reported that dealing with sickness certification and depression presents distinct challenges.
In a recent study, 11% of the Swedish physicians below 65 years dealing with sickness certification tasks (SCT) experienced SCT to a great extent as a work environment problem (WEP).
The solution is not to cure the sick, but a "fundamental transformation in the way society deals with sickness and disabilities" (p123).
Its aim is the "fundamental transformation in the way society deals with sickness and disabilities".
I could try to work up some book proposals, probably first and foremost on issues of how you deal with sickness".
At one time or another, we will all go through a difficult time, whether we deal with sickness, catastrophe, crisis, or relational breakdown.
The present analyses included only data from the 4,019 physicians (74%) who reported that they dealt with sickness certification at least a few times a year (Table 1).
