Sentence examples for more intensive contact from inspiring English sources

"She also had contact with the dog and also had more intensive contact with the patient when he got sick," said Dr Douglas.

Previous literature [ 13] suggests that more intensive contact may lead to a better recognition of needs.

Practitioners themselves can, of course, also titrate basal insulin, but this would involve more intensive contact with the patient than typically available in routine clinical practice.

Evidence of a possible Hawthorne effect may be supported by the finding that more intensive contact leads to lower reported quality of life.

Another possibility is that more intensive contact with study personnel led to greater awareness of the diagnosis and resultant disability, impairing perception of quality of life.

The calves are more likely because the boy's rabbits were housed in the calves' stable and therefore he had more intensive contact with the calves than with the pigs.

But the specialists said that the appointment of a full-time replacement could pave the way for more intensive contacts.

Sustained improvement in physical activity levels requires more intensive patient contact [ 43].

However, the immediate association is still with a limited period at the end of life in which the patients (and often their close relatives) make increasing demands on the GP, care needs become more intensive, and contacts become more frequent.

Our findings suggest that the risk for infectious diseases by airborne transmission might be greater for nurses than for the general population because of nurses' more frequent and more intensive professional contacts with potentially infected patients.

We extended this approach by analyzing the effect of a more intensive phase including contact tracing, identification and management of contacts outside of the household (CCM1), followed by household centred measures (CCM2).