Sentence examples for ongoing illnesses from inspiring English sources

McShane is responsible for those ongoing illnesses or diseases that see patients become regular users of NHS services, through check-ups, tests and operations.

"But when it comes to ongoing illnesses, it was predominately poor mental health, asthma, dermatological conditions and musculoskeletal issues that is affecting the health of our young people," Azzopardi said.

Dr. Robin Herbert, co-director of a Mount Sinai Medical Center program that found that thousands of workers at ground zero were still sick two and a half years after the attack, said the release of the guidelines was an important step as the government decides what to do about the ongoing illnesses among firefighters, police officers and construction workers.

Ongoing illnesses can lead to further functional decline after hospitalization.

Given that only 2.6% of the visits were follow-up for ongoing illnesses, and 0.8% of the patients had their BP recorded, further efforts and strategies will be needed to build capacity to care for chronic diseases and health outcomes generally [ 43].

We assume that a decline in circulating Ang-1 is not an early feature in critically ill patients, but might reflect ongoing illness, as is often the case in medical patients compared with sudden onset of impairment in surgical and trauma patients.

"Medical documents were found that indicate an ongoing illness and appropriate medical treatment," the statement said.

I had a very happy childhood, but it always seemed a precarious one, due to the ongoing illness of one of my parents.

Sentencing Earl, Gledhill said the sentence was an "act of mercy" because of his wife's ongoing illness and berated him for his behaviour.

This would make it a criminal offence for a care home not to inform next of kin if someone they support, who lacks capacity to act in their own best interests, has an ongoing illness, and then dies.

No significant associations were observed in controls and siblings, suggesting that the findings in patients represent effects of ongoing illness, as opposed to normal time-related changes.