Sentence examples for debilitating management from inspiring English sources
Having worked for the BBC for more than 50 years, Sir David Frost has advised the new Director-General Tony Hall that he must take a knife to the organisation's debilitating management structure.
Both stress and just tuning out are often rooted in debilitating, undermining management behavior and workplace culture.
A mental health assessment before MDR-TB treatment initiation may assist in early diagnosis and better management of psychiatric illnesses in patients already having two stigmatising and debilitating diseases.
Chronic and neglected Achilles tendon ruptures are debilitating: their optimal management is surgical [ 1].
Morphinofobia among the general population (GP) and among health care professionals (HP) is not without danger for the patients: it may lead to the inappropriate management of debilitating pain.
Diabetes is a debilitating illness requiring lifelong management.
However, while awaiting breakthroughs in the understanding and management of this debilitating disease, many people with ARMD benefit from the use of special magnifying devices and other low-vision aids.
Multiple concurrent mechanisms are implicated in the processing of pain signals, and thus, administration of combinations of drugs has been recommended for the management of this debilitating type of pain.
Successful therapy of hepatic osteodystrophy associated with PBC has yet to be achieved, although early data suggest a role for ursodeoxycholic acid, estrogen, calcium, and vitamin D in the management of this debilitating problem.
Recently, canakinumab was approved by EMA for treatment of CAPS and by the FDA for FCAS and MWS in adult and pediatric patients [ 28, 29], giving physicians an important new therapy for the management of this debilitating disorder.
The prolonged half-life of canakinumab allows sustained remissions to be achieved with eight-weekly dosing and, therefore, represents a major step forward in the management of this debilitating disorder.
