Sentence examples for patients organized from inspiring English sources

The Symposium of Regenerative Medicine for Patients, organized by the Japanese Society for Regenerative Medicine, was held on 28 September 2014 in Tokyo, Japan.

The home visits gave the opportunity to observe how the patients organized the dialysis in their home environment and how they lived their daily life.

Patients organized by emergency department arrival date in this study were further allocated to two different postoperative pin site care methods, these being daily care versus noncare.

The summary data of neoadjuvant treatments (Table 2) inventories the outcomes of patients organized by resectable, borderline resectable, and unresectable disease.

KAT and FF conceptualized and designed the study, examined the patients, organized and analyzed the data and wrote the paper; LM, BNM and MJrI examined the patients and approved the final version of the article.

This integrated care program supports a multifaceted and multidisciplinary approach to the care of older patients organized around several core components, including screening for vulnerability, early detection and treatment of health problems, case management, and multidisciplinary teamwork.

I had to go see patients, organize tomorrow's O.R. schedule, review films, dictate my clinic notes, check on my post-ops, and so on.

Ciitizen, the company founded by the creators of Gliimpse (an Apple acquisition that's been incorporated into the company's HealthKit) which is developing tools to help patients organize and share their medical records, has raised $17 million in new funding.

GM, AV, ML, FF were in charge of evaluating patients, organizing databases, performing statistical analysis.

In addition to planned help provided by our navigators to address these barriers, navigators also help patients organize and follow-through with doctors' appointments, and helping them understand medical information.

Some of their daily tasks include welcoming patients, organizing patient flow, taking vitals prior to entering the nursing rooms, and perform a rudimentary triage to send patients that appear to need more immediate attention directly to the clinical officer's rooms.