Sentence examples for prescribed and managed from inspiring English sources

When I walked the area 10 months later with Scott L. Stephens, a professor of fire science at the University of California, Berkeley, and an expert on prescribed and managed fires, he said, "This looks exactly like what I would've aimed for if I were setting a prescribed fire in here".

All these drugs were prescribed and managed by the neurologist of the Centre for PD.

A resident had a guy with gout and he remembered what was discussed in rounds the week before, so it sticks with (them)." 3. Improved confidence All three groups consistently responded that the pharmacist educator improved resident confidence in prescribing and managing complex medication regimens.

A study to examine how well students are prepared for employment showed that house officers and their consultants felt they were best prepared in areas of communication skills but less well prepared in basic clinical competencies such as treatment, prescribing and managing emergencies [ 13].

Areas where clinicians felt the least confident were in the effective assessment and management of high risk behaviours, providing continuity of care, managing people with dual diagnosis, prescribing and effectively managing medications, assessing and managing child and adolescent mental health, and balancing the caseload in ED.

For example, more higher-level clinician time is needed at the start and first months of treatment in order to evaluate, prescribe medication and manage side effects, opportunistic infections and immune reconstitution syndrome.

She enrolled in a full-time programme to become a nurse practitioner, which would qualify her to prescribe medication and manage patient care in more advanced ways.

For example, the Government of Zimbabwe recently decided to increase access to antiretroviral treatment (ART) by authorizing trained nurses to prescribe drugs and manage patients in care.

A minimum of 4 nurses (to cover a 24-hour shift), to give the intravenous infusions, and a doctor, to prescribe treatment and manage potential adverse events, are required.

13 15–17 Teaching in the UK medical schools has changed considerably over the last decade, with the General Medical Council stipulating that medical students must be adequately prepared to prescribe drugs and manage risk at the point of graduation.

Ninety-seven prescriberescribe and manage immunomodulatory therapy themselves at least some of the time, with 41% reporting that they always manage such treatment themselves.