Sentence examples for in clinic contexts from inspiring English sources

With clinicians in mind, we have also summarised in Table 5 the critical success factors for information exchange in clinic contexts for young people with epilepsy aged 13-19 years (the time period when young people are prepared for and transition from children's to adult health services).

Nonetheless, although increasing radiotherapy efficacy using nanoparticles could potentially improve this survival rate in the clinic context, in this still-developing field there are many unknowns in the mechanisms of action both at the molecular and cellular level, as well as when considering their potential impact on cellular communication.

35 We identified one study each that assessed communication, cost, and symptom management in two postdiagnostic clinic contexts: postangiogram consultations and initial lung cancer visits.

57 Exploring how these emotional moments unfold and are met in practice contributes towards describing person-centred communication as shown by Eide and colleagues, who explored fibromyalgia patients' emotional utterances and nurses' responses in an outpatient clinic context.

The reason for the selection of diaries over traditional methods such as in-depth interviews was that it enabled the research team to obtain temporal and/or spontaneous information on work events and nursing manager experiences in the PHC clinic context (39).

Many of the identified facilitators and barriers will be common to other jurisdictions or organisations providing RO services, and as such, can provide those agencies with a basis for implementing peer-review quality-improvement activities (although additional unique barriers may exist in a particular clinic context).

This adaptation occurred despite the fact that nine out of 10 assessments occurred in the more formal clinic context.

In the more formal clinic context (nine out of 20 observations) if others were present, as was the case in three out of nine occasions, the CFHN was able to ask the partner or others to leave the room while the screening was completed.

In contrast it appeared the clinic context was less intrusive than the home setting.

In the same French free clinic context, Collet et al. [ 50] observed that poor and/or underserved patients developed more distrust or defiance toward psychiatrists than their GP.

Evaluation of patient satisfaction with orthopaedic clinic services is dependent on an understanding of factors influencing patient satisfaction in this clinical context.