Sentence examples for interdisciplinary therapy from inspiring English sources

Interdisciplinary therapy was used to treat a patient missing a single posterior tooth opposing an extruded tooth.

McKenzie and her colleagues think that the camp's intensive, interdisciplinary therapy, combined with camaraderie and plenty of silliness, will make a difference in the lives of people who often face lifelong disabilities, isolation and even a second stroke.

ADHC-WR aims to provide interdisciplinary therapy services to clients wherever possible, as best practice, to maximise effectiveness and to minimise overlaps/gaps [ 8], particularly as most ADHC-WR clients have multiple service needs [ 9].

According to the interdisciplinary guidelines for therapy of ovarian cancer all patients receive 6 cycles of chemotherapy followed by a complete staging including pelvic examination, transvaginal ultrasound, and tumour markers allowing for assessment of success of the primary therapy.

The results of our study correlates with the study done by Schilling et al. where children with attention deficit hyperactivity concerns improved their inclusive educational practice and interdisciplinary learning when therapy balls were used as an alternative seating [ 20].

As there are no prospectively randomised studies for neoadjuvant therapy, the Interdisciplinary Study Group of Gastrointestinal Tumours of the German Cancer Aid has started such a trial.

Interventions: Patients participated in an inpatient interdisciplinary rehabilitation program that used the following disciplines: occupational therapy, rehabilitation therapy, recreational therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy, rehabilitation nursing and case management.

The postoperative interdisciplinary tumor board recommended radiation therapy.

Nonetheless, coordination of these resources presents a challenge given the interdisciplinary nature of intensive care therapy and the fact that critically ill patients' clinical conditions can change rapidly [ 1– 6].

This short version of the interdisciplinary S3 guideline on hormone therapy in peri- and postmenopause (HT) is intended as a decision-making instrument for physicians and women considering HT.

A recent systematic review that investigated the results of cost-effectiveness studies of interdisciplinary rehabilitation and cognitive behavioral therapy concluded that these interventions were cost-effective for sub-acute and chronic low back pain, regardless of the comparisons and perspectives adopted [ 48].