Sentence examples for patients in order to target from inspiring English sources

Clinicians and researchers alike are shifting their focus to elderly patients in order to target the most effective treatments for a variety of psychiatric conditions.

PTX3 measurement may offer novel opportunities for the early prognostic stratification of bacteremia patients in order to target various therapeutic interventions.

Given the close relationship between lifestyle and health, some studies have investigated the use of enhanced screening procedures which combine the identification of both physical co-morbidity and the health behaviours of patients in order to target clinical interventions.

Thus, predicting mortality in diabetic patients is definitively needed in order to target aggressive prevention strategies to very high-risk patients.

Thus, the pathogenic factors shaping the risk of mortality in such patients must be unraveled in order to target intensive prevention and treatment strategies.

We speculate that the physicians, when giving such an expensive drug carrying increased risk for bleeding, excluded the very elderly (>80 years), patients with advanced underlying disease (McCabe 3) and patients with fewer than three organ failures, in order to target treatment to the most severely ill patients with reasonable life expectancy if they survived the episode of severe sepsis.

An understanding of medical complications and needs during the entire pathway of care from injury to rehabilitation discharge is important for care of the individual patient, for healthcare planning and in order to target features where intervention could improve outcome.

The age range of patients of 30 44 years was chosen in order to target the highest number of participants with "pure" primary chronic headache, as the prevalence is lower in younger people, and older people have a higher risk of co-morbidity with other disorders.

One potential explanation for this is the inability to reliably predict which patients are at risk for readmission in order to target readmission prevention interventions.

When properly developed and validated, such models are able to guide clinicians in the selection of patients who are at the greatest risk in order to target potentially toxic or expensive interventions in a more effective and cost-effective manner.

The aims of the RIISC study are to clarify the influence of novel risk factors in the progression of CKD and as a consequence to identify patients at highest risk of adverse outcomes in order to target any intervention aimed at reducing that risk.