Sentence examples for more mobile patients from inspiring English sources

The two Minute Walk Test [ 31], EMS [ 32] or Rivermead Mobility Index [ 33] are mostly used for more mobile patients and for the assessment of functional mobility following stroke or other neurological diseases.

Some of the more mobile patients will dance… and flirt.

A few patients have also chosen to go a bit further away to a private hospital in Bath run by Circle for a wide range of specialities – although these are usually our more mobile patients as most prefer to travel locally to their hospital appointments.

This may have introduced a bias in terms of who chooses to volunteer, such as healthier, more mobile patients.

Uncemented HA-coated tibial implants may be of use in younger more mobile patients, who may require a second knee implant (revision) later on in life.

Other respondents were of the view that younger, more mobile patients should come to the clinic, as they are often not at home when the CHW make visits.

As enhanced recovery invariably targets the fitter, more mobile patient, frailer patients may not receive parity of access to what may be considered optimal treatment and management.

Three (14%; patients 8, 15, 16) used a special bike with stabilizers to be more mobile and patient 15 also used a Swivel Walker before acquiring her ambulatory ability.

For example, healthier individuals may be more mobile than sicker patients, and more likely to leave the catchment area of the clinic in search of work.

Goddard and Gosling [ 2] investigated OA patients and found that younger patients with more mobile hips had a higher resting ICP and more pain than older patients with less mobile hips.

Owing to the comprehensive English primary care system, the population registered to each practice contributing to the CPRD is broadly representative of the general English population, but there is some under-representation of teenagers and young adults who are generally more mobile and registered as temporary patients.