"medical oriented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an individual or an organization whose focus or priority is something related to medicine or health. For example: "The medical research center is very medical oriented and focuses on finding cures for diseases."
Medical oriented (Hospital): In the stairs leading up to the ward there is a glass cupboard with old medical equipment.
Under the dominance of modern medical technology, women's body care is forced to be medical oriented rather than self-care oriented.
The Pronovost-model is merely medical oriented.
This ethnographic study showed that the nursing homes had relatively stable corporate cultures described as 'personalities' with some characteristics that were common to all nursing homes (conformity) and typical traits that were present in some nursing homes forming four typologies; residency oriented, medical oriented, safeguard oriented or family oriented.
These additions to training would more closely reflect the expected but often unwritten tasks of CHWs than the often medical oriented training that is currently offered.
The findings defined the medical oriented type of nursing home as organized mainly with a focus on the residents' medical problems and needs.
Clinical data includes information which can be obtained from all types of medical records or medically oriented sources such as outcome measurements reported in patient charts, discharge reports, diagnostic reports.
Unlike other services, health-related information services rely on endorsements by the medical sector, and less medically oriented communication and delivery options, such as through a fitness center, are less appealing, possibly because non-medical parties may not be able to provide the necessary reassurance to consumers.
The proposed dynamism has been investigated in four cases; each contains two categories: category one contains medically oriented sensors and the category two contains non-medical oriented sensors.
In this wake, performing non-invasive medical tests oriented to an early diagnosis is one of the challenges for the promotion of new classes of instruments and for a faster intervention on the patient.
Medical problem oriented groupings have been manually introduced in MedDRA.
