Sentence examples for more frequent patient from inspiring English sources

That allowed for more frequent patient monitoring and treatment.

While they found that doctors who took care of older or sicker patients tended to rank higher, presumably because of more frequent patient follow-up, the researchers also discovered that primary care practitioners who cared for underinsured, minority and non-English-speaking patients tended to have lower quality rankings than their counterparts.

The hypotheses are: (1) the quality of treatment administered varies between the treatment centres; (2) more frequent patient monitoring in some centres generates better patient survival; or (3) patients entering care earlier in some centres generates better patient survival.

Junior nurses have more frequent patient contact than senior ones and as a result report having experienced abuse from patients more often [ 41].

The level of critical care provided on the ICUs varied: from ventilators and electronic patient monitors to a simple increase in the nurse: patient ratio and more frequent patient observations.

These nurses are subject to physical, psychological and psychosocial demands [ 1- 5], and Hignett reported that more frequent patient handling appears to be related to increased complaints of musculoskeletal pain (MSP) [ 6].

However this study did not include an inactive manipulation intervention and thus it is possible that the results are influenced by intervention bias as a result of the more frequent patient-practitioner contact in the group who received spinal manipulation.

Plantinga et al. have shown that more frequent patient-physician contacts in patients with end-stage renal disease are positively associated with the achievement of clinical performance targets, including targets of bone and mineral disorder [ 30].

Resistance to amoxicillin/clavulanate was observed in 82 patients and was more frequent among patients with comorbidities (Table 5).

However, for the 248 null cell and pre-B-cell patients, L2 was more frequent among patients in the poor-risk group (P = 0.008).

Seizures occur in 10%to20%0% of critically ill patients and are more frequent in patients with sepsis.