Sentence examples for patients thinking about from inspiring English sources

Many eating disorder therapies focus on raising patients' body mass index, both because it lessens the risk of death and because weight gain is one of the only ways to reframe patients' thinking about their own disorders.

Either way; LBP patients' thinking about their complaints seems to be crucial in terms of illness course and RTW.

A highly visible and influential resource available to patients thinking about going abroad for medical care is the medical tourism broker.

"We do feel that this ad is a very responsible approach to talking about a medicine, and clearly a medicine that is an important thing for many, many patients to be thinking about and talking to their doctors about," said Dr. Gail Cawkwell, the senior medical director for Pfizer.

Policymakers in the UK need to consider carefully how to reach different groups of patients when thinking about safeguards for UK patients who travel, including in terms of adequate information on quality and risk.

The questionnaire also included a question about patient experience: 'Thinking about your patient experience recently compared to five years ago (in 2008) in going to a doctor and then being diagnosed, referred to a specialist or for surgery, or treated for an accident or serious ailment or condition, have you found it to be'.

And the patients are thinking about their aching teeth.

Religion is a huge area that many doctors don't know much about, yet this is what our patients are thinking about.

What brought the 78-year-old California governor and former Jesuit seminarian to sign the law that will allow doctors to prescribe life-ending drugs to terminally ill patients was thinking about his own last days.

I wondered if it was wired to a geriatric clinic filled with Alzheimer patients, before thinking about how much better it would be if the reactions were from inmates at the Napa State Mental Hospital.

Third, there is evidence of reduced concreteness of thinking in depressed patients when thinking about problems (Cribb, Moulds & Carter, 2006; Watkins & Moulds, 2007).