Sentence examples for patient cited from inspiring English sources

bOne patient cited 2 reasons for refusal of LAI.

Nearly every patient cited convenience as an advantage of switching to B12 pill.

Only 9% of physicians chose to disclose cancer diagnosis directly to the older patient compared to 61% of physicians to a younger patient, citing family preference as the main reason.

However, Jesse Hall questioned the practice of oxygen delivery/consumption goal-directed therapy in the critically ill patient, citing a number of papers demonstrating disappointing or adverse outcomes [ 37, 38, 39].

Some patients cited fears of an extended hospital stay, which might leave them out of touch and vulnerable in the event of further terror strikes.

Indeed, a national survey conducted in 1999 for the Association of American Medical Colleges found that only 27percentt of patients cited prestigious medical schools as a factor in choosing doctors, while 85percentt attributed their choices to the doctors' communication skills and caring attitude, and 77percentt cited the ability to explain complicated medical procedures.

The remaining 12% of patients cited convenience, endometriosis, and other reasons such as menstrual-associated acne.

In a survey published in 1989, Smith et al. reported that only 10% of patients cited the radiologist as a factor in their expectations of radiological procedures before being specifically asked about the role of that physician [14].

As UCL's Dr. Sarah Chaney, author of the forthcoming book The Psyche on the Skin: The History of Self-Harm, explains: "In very few cases, patients cited bloodletting an ancient medical practice that remained popular in some circles into the 20th century.

Besides the fear of the vaccine itself, some patients cited fears that the vaccine could infect them with HIV or induce that serological tests become positive.

Patients cited several benefits of this new follow-up method.