Sentence examples for patient remarks from inspiring English sources

Patient remarks about the difference in ability to exercise were also recorded.

However, we had the Dutch texts translated by two experienced translators and from the perspective of migraine a native English speaking expert physician on migraine looked into the patient remarks.

I sure don't like them, although Orozco's patient remark in their defense gives me pause: "People forget that I want to disappoint".

One patient remarked that "Now everything is guided by economics.

This particular item revealed difficulties understanding the word "concentrate" but only one patient remarked on the lack of resources to be able to buy magazines.

However, it was noteworthy that at least one patient remarked, "Exercise is the first thing to go when things get busy".

Expectations regarding suffering with advanced cancer and death became a marker for current pain, as one patient remarked, "I can't say that I have suffered terribly.

In one reported instance (Feinberg, Schindler, Flanagan, & Haber, 1992), a patient remarked that his hand seemed to anticipate his own intentions, making a movement that he subsequently felt the desire to enact.

A biographer states, "when an admiring lady patient remarked on the birth of his son, 'aren't you thrilled on the coming of Little Boy Blue?' he supposedly answered, 'He is not a blue baby; I am not thrilled, but of course, the young of all vertebrates are interesting'" [ 37].

Non-clinical managers, whose staff are required to enter a ward but not to touch a patient, remarked that the five moments of hand hygiene could not always be followed: Frankly, when we saw the five moments posters… … it didn't mean much to us.

The "artificially intelligent" psychoanalyst that achieved wonderful results by repeating its patients' remarks back to them.