Sentence examples for infirm patients from inspiring English sources

The writer, Leon, accompanies his mother on her visit to the home's infirm patients, who are kept on the 5th floor.

On August 7th, Sarah Palin claimed on her Facebook page that Democratic health-care legislation would impose "death panels" to decide whether elderly and infirm patients would be denied vital care.

In the elderly or more infirm patients, single-agent therapies could be offered, aiming at palliation.

He says the sex robot developed from his firm's line of healthcare robots, which were designed to look after elderly or infirm patients.

A plethora of non-myeloablative (NMA) and reduced-intensity conditioning regimens (RIC) were introduced trying to reduce transplant-related toxicities and allow SCT in elderly and medically infirm patients.

But the outright ban went too far, and will result in many sick and infirm patients suffering needlessly," Gary Carver, a medical marijuana user who suffers from glaucoma and was one of the petition's signatories, said in a statement.

Some older women are reluctant to undergo transvaginal scanning and in the infirm and overweight patient even transabdominal scanning may be of limited value.

Discussion of indications for BHA involved the surgeons, the anesthesiologists, and a geriatrician, and this was reserved for the most medically infirm or minimally ambulatory patients who had no pre-existing disease of the acetabulum.

And if it doesn't — if a patient is becoming infirm and heading toward a nursing home — well, that isn't really a medical problem, is it?

Nurse Navigators Question 1: Why can't oncologists and other specialists whose patients are elderly or infirm offer appointment times on evenings or weekends?

However, in-office location may extend access to those needing surgical intervention, especially in patients who are medically infirm or otherwise poor candidates for general anesthetic.