Sentence examples for doing a procedure from inspiring English sources

Many in their 80s and 90s — and their boomer children — want to pull out all the stops to stay alive, and doctors get paid for doing a procedure, not discussing whether it should be done.

"Even if you go to a doctor or a dentist, there are going to be people who think they're only doing a procedure because they have their kid's college education or a trip to finance".

Because RFID tags are also placed outside patients' rooms and on some equipment, Freedman says, the system alerts health-care workers to clean their hands before doing a procedure that carries a high infection risk, such as inserting a catheter.

Two years later, as demand for twin reductions climbed, Evans published another journal article, arguing that reduction to singletons "crosses the line between doing a procedure for a medical indication versus one for a social indication".

For years, he says, "I would be doing a procedure to a fetus, and the mother would ask me, 'Does my baby feel pain?' The traditional, knee-jerk reaction was, 'No, of course not.' " But research in Fisk's laboratory (then at Imperial College in London) was making him uneasy about that answer.

And doing a procedure like that for one night of competition would be foolish.

By the end of the study, the two-nurse teams could do a procedure in three minutes.

She left without saying what kind of cancer it was or how, on the Saturday of that weekend, she had found a doctor willing to do a procedure.

But sometimes, when we do a procedure which opens up the scar tissue from the Type 3 circumcision the end result can look very good.

Surgical residents had typically worked 120 hours a week, guided by the philosophy that the more often one does a procedure, the better one performs it, and that continuity in patient care leads to better outcomes.

If the staff were going to do a procedure such as putting in an intravenous line, which involved finding a vein in his leg or arm, I couldn't watch.