Sentence examples for patient relocated from inspiring English sources

The hospital's agreement with MexCare, obtained through a state open records request, calls for Grady to pay $18,000 for every patient relocated — $6,750 in travel expenses and escort fees, a $750 administrative fee, and payment for 30 dialysis treatments at $350 each.

The patient relocated to the United States in 2005 where onset of vCJD symptoms was experienced in the spring of 2006.

Every day, nurses reassess the patients' diagnosis and clinical status as well of cubicle occupancy and staffing and patients relocated accordingly.

Our results show that circulating pDC of HIV-1 patients relocate to lymphoid tissues and express high levels of IFNα before undergoing cell death.

Postcode data at commencement of renal replacement therapy was used and we do not know how many or how often patients relocate to access health care for kidney disease prior to commencing dialysis.

However, as Welsh residents cannot access the CDF even when treated in an English hospital, this is unlikely to account for the post-CDF divergence observed, not withstanding the possibility that some patients relocate residence to England after diagnosis (Borland, 2013).

This can also be challenged by a scanner upgrade during the conduct of a trial or when a patient relocates.

A 46-year-old woman (patient 37) relocated from New Jersey to Maryland just before her TB diagnosis.

The patient was relocated to the gynaecologic ward the following day and was released from the hospital on the third postoperative day without any detectable sequelae.

A total of 225 patients were relocated.

From there, travelers involuntarily exported the virus to additional countries as single cases or as patients were relocated for care.