Sentence examples for introduced clinic from inspiring English sources

This observational study compared the proportion of gay and other men who have sex with men (MSM) tested for HIV, syphilis, chlamydia (urethral and anal) and gonorrhoea (anal), or all of the above (defined as a complete set of tests at a single visit), two years before and one year after the nurse was introduced (Clinic A).

QMs introduced clinics to a set of HIV standards to help them assess performance according to those standards and prioritise areas for improvement.

The project responded to these concerns in September 2004 by introducing clinic-based HIV rapid tests, which by now were being rolled-out nationally; by improving procedures for tracing participants to their homes and workplaces; and by streamlining procedures for reporting syphilis and other test results.

Cross subsidization, sliding scales and fee waivers might reasonably be introduced as clinic revenues continue to increase.

Unfortunately, none of these methods was introduced in clinic, and currently available therapies are mainly addressed to the control of painful symptoms rather than to treat nerve degeneration and/or to promote regeneration.

We undertook a study comparing the proportion of men who were tested for HIV and STIs before and after a sexual health practice nurse was introduced into a clinic (Clinic A) with the aim of increasing HIV and STI testing.

To deal with the shortage of drugs (most of which are imported) and to ensure that those without access to health facilities are provided for, community-managed Drug Revolving Funds where, following an initial investment, drugs are provided to the community at a discounted cost, and the income is used to resupply stock have been introduced at clinics.

Dynamic stabilization devices have been introduced to clinics as an alternative to rigid fixation.

Autogenous tooth bone grafts have been already introduced into clinics and have been showing good outcomes in radiological and histological tests [13,14].

Azidothymidine (3′-azido-3′-deoxythymidine, AZT) was the first anti-HIV compound introduced in clinics in 1987.

The MammoSite applicator was first introduced into clinics for partial breast irradiation in 2002 with a single lumen and centered dwell position.