Sentence examples for extent medical from inspiring English sources
The goal of this study was to assess GPs attitudes towards anti-psychotic medications and their adverse side effects, and to what extent medical and public opinion on these subjects diverge.
The American Association of Equine Practitioners, the industry's most influential veterinary group, acknowledges that "to a very large extent" medical treatments are geared toward when a horse is racing, rather than toward what might be in the horse's best interest.
Are we in the wealthy world really so blind and selfish that it does not even occur to us to ask to what extent medical tourism, in the end, boils down to poor countries subsidizing the cost of health care for rich countries?
It is unclear to what extent medical specialists made wrong diagnoses.
3 4 7 8 Despite these arguments, we acknowledge that we are not able to determine in what extent medical information might have influenced patient responses.
However, pharmacies distribute not only drugs but also to some extent medical aids (e.g. blood pressure meters, blood glucose meters or bandages), which also occur under the heading medication because of accounting rules.
They help arrange care at U.S. facilities but they do not organize logistics to the same extent as medical tourism companies and regional, cross-border medical travel companies.
Consequently, individuals in our group made several trips to the Gulfport coastal region, an area most severely affected by the hurricane, to assess the extent of medical need and to determine whether we could safely establish a medical facility in that region.
In addition, to the extent actual medical spending per capita is high in McAllen, Dr. Gawande points out other reasons.
By such techniques, the report said, most health plans that comply with the law -- 87percentt -- "restrict mental health benefits to a greater extent than medical and surgical benefits".
The cost of living for the elderly depends to a much larger extent on medical care and prescription drugs than it does for the younger population, and these costs are growing at a rate far exceeding the Consumer Price Index.
