Sentence examples for patient support programmes from inspiring English sources

Both medical and practical differences, such as choice of delivery device and patient support programmes, may exist between biosimilar insulins and their originator products.

Patient support programmes (PSPs), which are developed by companies to assist patients and/or HCPs in better managing diseases and treatments, are already subject to AE reporting requirements.

Patient support programme (PSP): Sometimes also called 'patient assistance programmes', these may comprise non-interventional observational study designs or medical enquiry/patient assistance services.

In contrast to this study, the authors had only adapted the previous COACH studies as a patient support programme rather than a disease management programme due to severe resource limitation i.e. lack of trained nursing support resulting in resistance from local doctors to adopt a shared-care model on patient disease management counselling.

Money raised in the Give to GOSH campaign will go towards a specialist unit for children awaiting heart transplants, research into treatments for children with rare diseases and the hospital's patient and family support programme.

Kievit published a meta-analysis in 2002 arguing for an increased focus on quality assessment and patient support in a follow-up programme, as improved survival is realized in only a few patients [ 22].

Many Swedish PHC centres strive to go beyond basic health care to provide patients with education, counselling, and support programmes to bring about long-term improvements to health, such as increased physical activity, better nutrition, or smoking cessation [ 20].

This evaluation identified that this simple telehealth intervention was generally found to be easy to use, a finding which is supported by Clark et al. 13 who undertook a systematic review of telemonitoring and structured telephone support programmes for patients with chronic heart failure.

Available data also vary on which specific cadres (particularly lab technicians, pharmacy staff, administrative and data management staff and certain patient support personnel), were included in overall programme HRH needs.

There are neither social support programmes nor counselling services for patients with mental health disorders and their caregivers.

These results underscore the importance of strong patient support and treatment follow-up systems to develop successful MDR tuberculosis treatment programmes.