Sentence examples for patient coordination from inspiring English sources

Improving the quality of patient coordination in the transition from hospital to home is a high-priority health care concern.

Next to the pressurized metered-dose inhaler (pMDI), the dry powder inhaler (DPI) is a frequently used device because of the good drug stability and a minimal need for patient coordination.

Moreover, the diversity of devices used to measure PCEF, presence of a cannula used to bypass the upper airway [19], and differences in the degree of patient coordination and cooperation during measurements may influence the results [12, 20, 21].

LZ was the course chair and assisted with study design, patient coordination and supervision of AP.

Measurements of maximum inspiratory pressure (Pi, max) are relatively easy to perform, but a low value often reflects a submaximal effort due to poor patient coordination or cooperation rather than true respiratory muscle weakness.

Taken together, it is suggested that more emphasis should be placed on doctor-patient coordination and provision of care for prolonged post-treatment symptoms of gynecological cancer survivors.

GD contributed to the design of the case report forms and is responsible for recruitment of patients, coordination and the acquisition of clinical data.

Cost containment, individual responsibility, cost-effectiveness, case management of patients, coordination of care, etc. are technical concepts that penetrated the sector and deeply transformed the conceptualization of health-ill-care.

A multidisciplinary team cooperated in a system for coordinating diagnostic procedures, treatment, and ongoing patient management (coordination of care).

Considering that the care coordinator role was introduced to facilitate patient care coordination, and as it encompasses vital patient support functions, these findings suggest a need for greater understanding within the MDT of this professional role.

We thank David Cowan for database support, Laura Prevo for assistance with p16 sequencing, Christine Karlsen for patient care coordination, Kamryn Ayub for biopsy procurement and Valerie Cerera for research biopsy coordination and flow cytometry.