Sentence examples for patients heading to from inspiring English sources

Taking Stock With patients heading to the doctor's office looking for a certain prescription and doctors under pressure to keep visits 10 to 12 minutes long in order to see as many patients as possible, it's no wonder that so many encounters result in pharmacy runs.

This year, the H1N1 strain of influenza (flu) hit young adults particularly hard, resulting in patients heading to the doctor's office at a rate 50percentt higher than normal.

Analysis by the Labour party said that by extrapolating the figures to the population of England as a whole, an estimated 941,646 patients headed to A&E between January and September 2014 because of their difficulty in accessing a GP.

DUBLIN, Ohio — For the past two days, golfers have moved through the leafy corridor from the 15th green to the 16th tee at Muirfield Village Golf Club, walking slowly, almost warily, like patients headed to the orthodontist.

Last month, Dr. Peter G. Brindley, associate professor of critical care medicine at the University of Alberta, and a colleague wrote in the journal Resuscitation that many medical students were improperly positioning patients' heads to insert breathing tubes.

Before starting the company, Halo's founders helped create the NeuroPace, a device implanted into a patients head to help treat epilepsy.

She at first taught them to rub patients' heads, to "lay [their] hands where the belief is to rub it out forever"; Kennedy would manipulate each student's head and solar plexus before class in preparation.

This knowledge could have direct implications in the clinical management of the patients, heading the pharmacological therapy to the most suitable biological process.

Some of the other patients headed back to their villages on foot, limping up steep mountain paths into the night just hours after surgery.

Twenty-first century German and Swiss patients now head to Hungary's border towns and Budapest for inexpensive, high-quality dental work.

Occasional anger turned on a dying patient who heads to church instead of the hospital always melts into humbled surprise when the patient reappears, cured.