Sentence examples for governing patients from inspiring English sources

We aim at illustrating the underlying logic governing patients' fear and argue that the management of these beliefs should become an intrinsic component of clinical research.

We aim at illustrating the underlying logic governing patients' fear of providing blood samples in Gabon, while showing its applicability in other settings in sub-Saharan Africa by drawing from ethnographic data collected in Gabon between 2007 and 2009 and a general literature review.

The first NHS targets to go are likely to be some of those governing patient waiting times.

As such, parameters governing patient arrival rates, nurse-to-patient ratios, tolerance before LWBS, treatment steps, admit rates, and boarding delays are modulated to reflect this acuity-dependence.

Publicly available data [ 29- 31] provided many key parameters governing patient arrivals and complexities, boarding delays, and recommended staffing levels for the nationally average setting.

Seventy percent of stroke patients were approached, with wide variations in approach rates across sites (from: 41% to 86%), and considerable inter-site variation in hospital policies governing patient accrual.

Billions of dollars of public funds flow to Catholic hospitals from federal coffers in the form of Medicaid and Medicare payments, subjecting them to federal rules that govern patient treatment, including stipulations that patients must be informed of all options for their care.

We conclude that policy makers need to take heed of the social representations that govern patient-nurse relationships and their role in facilitating or undermining ART adherence.

The participants' mixed views regarding who takes the initiative suggest that the norms which govern patient-doctor interaction [ 23] are themselves subjected to additional subtle conditions which the caregiving patient or GP bring to the encounter.

Finally, despite the consistency in our findings, not all the socially constructed symbols and signals identified to govern patient-healthcare provider interactions and ART adherence may apply to the same degree across clinics and communities.

The exisiting system governing patient information is being demolished.