Sentence examples for patient considers from inspiring English sources
If the patient considers these a success, the therapist can recommend short treatments (usually 31 sessions) or long treatments (usually 45 sessions), but needs to get permission from the public or private health insurance company before putting a patient through one of these courses.
When in remission, lithium responders mark their mood right in the middle (the point that the patient considers where his/her normal mood is), experiencing distressing symptoms very rarely.
The Amsterdam Pain Management Index compares patients' Present Pain Intensity, Average Pain Intensity, and Worst Pain Intensity with a composite score of analgesics used, while correcting for what a patient considers as a tolerable level of pain.
In these patients, even when in clinical remission, some deviation from the midline (the point that the patient considers where his/her normal mood is) is usually present most of the time Fig. 3 Mood ratings in clinical remission for responders to lamotrigine (LTG).
Both patients and their clinicians can usually distinguish between the time when the patient is in full remission and when the patient relapses (Figs. 1, 2, 3): in remission, patients keep marking their mood right in the middle (the point that the patient considers where his/her normal mood is), experiencing distressing symptoms very rarely.
p t represents the probability for which a doctor or patient considers the risk sufficient to warrant further treatment.
The patient considered himself pretty healthy, he told the doctor.
Some requests were denied, it said, while in other cases the department would approve a cheaper piece of equipment that the doctor and the patient considered inadequate.
No matter how difficult it is to be patient, consider the annoyance caused by incessant phone calls to get an update.
If no one nearby is able to assist a nursing home patient, consider hiring a professional who can serve as family liaison.
Expert guidelines said it should be offered to every patient considered strong enough to endure it.
