Sentence examples for doctor refusal from inspiring English sources

The main reasons for doctor refusal was patient ineligibility (n=65) or patients being lost to follow up (n=28).

Another said that the young doctors' refusal to share their whereabouts suggests the WhatsApp messages are supervised.

If the results of the inquest show that Savita died as a direct result of doctors' refusal to abort, she will not have been the first woman to die in great pain because of the Irish Catholic Church's war on reproductive rights.

If the results of the inquest show that Savita died as a direct result of Galway doctors' refusal to abort, she will not have been the first woman to die in great pain because of the Irish Catholic Church's war on reproductive rights.

The patient claimed "humiliation, stigmatization and discrimination" because of the doctors refusal to offer her appropriate treatment following her miscarriage because of her HIV status.

The state's highest court on Wednesday will take up Mr. Baxter's claim that a doctor's refusal to help him die violated his rights under Montana's Constitution — and lawyers on both sides say the chances are good that he will prevail.

One doctor's refusal to abandon thousands of refugees in the border area between Sudan and the new nation of South Sudan has left him in great danger as conflict rages in the area.

However, after a discussion with executive producer Michael Piller, Biller began to "[poke] at the audience" by throwing up roadblocks to the episode's foregone conclusion; first Tuvix was re-written to object to the procedure and then the Doctor's refusal was added to force Captain Janeway to put truth to action.

The primary reason for nonparticipation was patient's or doctor's refusal due to patient ill health.

The British Medical Association warned Hunt last month that there was "a deep sense of outrage felt by many doctors" at his refusal to give them and dentists the 1% rise in basic pay recommended by the independent body which traditionally sets the pay increases they receive.

Interestingly, the vast majority of our sample discusses with other doctors regarding the refusal or withdrawal of life-saving treatments (86.5%), with healthcare assistants involvement in more than one third of cases (36%), while very few of them prefer to decide on their own (13.5%).