Sentence examples for keep clinic from inspiring English sources

"We've been through a lot already and it seems to be more and more [hate]." Malin said that in spite of the shooting and the groups of anti-abortion activists that regularly converge outside Planned Parenthood clinics to dissuade staff and clients from entering, it's now more important than ever to keep clinic doors open.

Several studies in Africa have tracked patients who failed to keep clinic appointments and ascertained their reasons for nonattendance.

But state officials should keep clinics open when there is no acceptable alternative, and then, along with city officials, commit themselves to providing the agency with enough money to allow it to fulfill its mission of treating New Yorkers regardless of ability to pay.

UPDATE: 10/2/13 -- The Utah Department of Health announced Thursday that the USDA had granted the state $2.5 million worth of emergency funds to keep clinics open and distribute benefits to new clients.

As in many countries across Africa, it kept clinics and hospitals full, kept sick children out of school and was a major cause of lost productivity among adults.

As most disaster shelters do not have an intrinsic clinic, we planned to keep the clinic open only 2 weeks or until the Reliant AstroCity population reached 3000, whichever occurred first.

There are international staff at the clinic but they are unable to keep the clinic open on their own.

Not all staff could attend every session as the clinics required a skeleton staff to keep the clinic functioning on the teaching day.

The Health and Hospitals Corporation and the owners of a Harlem clinic have reached a tentative agreement that would keep the clinic open but shrink it, the Manhattan borough president, C. Virginia Fields, said yesterday.

Clinic appointments were offered to 597 individuals (623 referrals), of whom 389 attended the clinic at least once (ie, 35% did not keep the clinic appointment).

Although nurses are paid less than doctors (Medicare reimburses them at 85 percent of what it pays doctors,) nurse-led clinics are often very small, and so don't have the variety of practitioners necessary to keep a clinic running at full capacity.