Sentence examples for get diagnostic from inspiring English sources

Lacking health insurance, she cannot get diagnostic imaging studies or see an orthopedist who might perform hip replacement surgery.

Right now, heart attacks are usually fatal for the family dog, Webster says, because most animals don't get diagnostic medical care or treatment, and have smaller hearts that have a harder time than human hearts compensating for damage.

But it isn't fair when parents have no option but to send their child to a poor local school, or a patient can't get diagnostic tests done in six months when the technology and the capacity exist to deliver it in days.

"Our patients can't get medicine, they can't get diagnostic tests, they're getting horrible runarounds to the point where even the I.W.P. is saying they can't continue to help them," said Dr. Stephen Levin, who has been treating rescue workers at Mount Sinai.

A quick flip through the app shows that Figure 1 has worked with major Fortune 50 health brands as clients, including Shire, Novartis and the CDC Foundation. Figure 1 started out enabling HIPPA-compliant photo sharing between health professionals, namely so doctors could get diagnostic advice from peers or teach medical and nursing students.

A quick flip through the app shows that Figure 1 has worked with major Fortune 50 health brands as clients, including Shire, Novartis and the CDC Foundation. Figure 1 started out enabling HIPPA-compliant photo sharing between health professionals, namely so doctors could get diagnostic advice from peers or teach medical and nursing students.

"The premise is to get diagnostics to the most sensitive level possible," says David Walt, a chemist and Howard Hughes Medical Institute professor at Tufts University, who developed the Quanterix technology.

Peters: We need to get diagnostics out to the emergency room level for all the biowarfare agents, so we can diagnose people directly-not at CDC headquarters in Atlanta a week later when someone thinks about it and mails a sample to Atlanta.

"Getting diagnostic results far more quickly under difficult conditions will almost certainly improve care and save more lives," Amukele says.

"There is ways of getting around the barricades for getting diagnostic testing because we are in the lower mainland, but if you were up north, to get an ultrasound test, you can wait months.

Non-life-threatening situations, such as filling prescriptions or getting diagnostics tests, are easy areas to save money.