Sentence examples for patients day from inspiring English sources

On the other side are the "goody" doctors, who wear white hats, and tend for their patients day and night.

The biggest part is taking care of patients, day in and day out, which is the best way to learn medicine anyway.

On Radio 4's Today programme, Cummings said that "being a nurse or a midwife, and caring for highly complex patients day in, day out is quite emotionally draining.

"What is staged in 'Hamlet,' " they write, "touches very close to the experience of being a psychoanalyst, that is, someone who has to listen to patients day after day, hour after hour".

They were heterogeneous in design, patients, day of embryo biopsy, statistical approach and outcome measures.

Nurses can help to move mHealth into mainstream health care by understanding its potential to change the landscape of health intervention delivery, incorporating mHealth into patients' day to day preventive care strategies, and supporting the science of mHealth's effectiveness.

After weeks of practice and eight weeks spent with cerebral-palsy patients, Day-Lewis mastered the scene on the first take.

A number of doctors work under him, and they each have a fellow (they use the English word, pronouncing it "fee-low") – a young doctor in training who takes care of patients' day-to-day care.

When it comes to health-care data, there are a number of complicated privacy regulations surrounding how people's information can be shared and besides, who's to say that doctors would be equipped (or willing) to deal with every little detail about their patients' day-to-day health?

So MyHealthPal aggregates patients' day-to-day data points into a dashboard for the patient.

The results of these studies will provide the clinician with a better understanding of the contact lens/ocular environment interactions which affect soft lens visual performance and a guide to solving their soft lens patients day-to-day vision problems.