Sentence examples for presenting for care from inspiring English sources

The emergency department maintains a logbook of every patient presenting for care.

This is of particular concern for those presenting for care at their first episode of psychosis (FEP).

Falls also constituted a large number of injuries among this sample, with one third of injured patients in this analysis presenting for care after a fall.

Physical abuse in the past year was reported by 3% of women living on Montana reservations (Harwell et al. 2003), 14% of women presenting for care at an IHS health facility (Fairchild et al. 1998), and 37% of pregnant women in a Northwest city (Curry 1998).

Studies from Uganda (Naddumba 2004; Galukande et al. 2009), Tanzania (Chalya et al. 2012), Nigeria (Okoro & Ohadugha 2010; Eluwa et al. 2010; Akinpelu et al. 2007), and Cameroon (McGreevy et al. 2014; Juillard et al. 2014) found that extremity injuries were the most common type of injury among patients presenting for care after RTI.

The problem remains however that patients presenting for care will define the population of interest but will be difficult to study free of medications and of the burdens of cognitive impairment and psychological/physical co-morbidity typical of mature patient samples.

In order to better characterize the nature of this condition, in addition to the previous review of the available literature on the subject of microsporidial keratitis, we now report the clinical and pathological characteristics and the outcomes of a cluster of three additional cases presenting for care in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia during a 5-month period in 2008.

Not all persons with Tourette's have ADHD or OCD or other comorbid conditions, although in clinical populations, a high percentage of patients presenting for care do have ADHD.

Visits for adult patients (≥ 18 years old) who presented for care between January 1 , 2013 and September 13 , 2015 were included for analysis.

Since violence, deprivation, abuse, and infection are so integral to the exploitation experience, victims may present for care to community and academic pediatric and adolescent health care providers.

And public health facilities had enough antimalarial drugs, called ACTs, to treat more than 70% of patients who presented for care.