Sentence examples for problematic patients from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, he warned, they could discourage transplant centers from introducing more complicated treatment protocols and accepting more problematic patients.

Results from one study he did, Dr. Breitbart says, showed "women are much more sensitive to being perceived as problematic patients".

So, to work in the field means not only confronting the frequent specter of death but also potentially problematic patients who still engage in the practices that got them sick in the first place.

However inelegant the word sounds when applied to a thriller set in St. Peters burg in 1914, it aptly conveys the refined cruelty of the games of intrigue that entrap a respected psychoanalyst, Otto Spethmann, when he undertakes the treatment of two problematic patients.

The spiraling of the LD around the circumferential defect enabled us to cover these problematic patients with ease and since the flap is "long" rather than "large" the donor closure can be easily affected.

Allyson Pollock, one of the signatories to the letter and professor of Public Health Research and Policy at Queen Mary University of London, says in the long run this will lead to profit-seeking providers picking the healthiest, least problematic patients, and placing a greater burden on public services to deal with the remainder.

Based on the results of the large studies of patient records, areas with problematic patient safety can be identified and specific patient safety actions can be implemented.

Their analysis suggested that problematic patient-provider relationship issues had occurred in 71% of all depositions (inter-rater reliability of 93.3%).

The case below shows how the lack of a clear diagnosis combined with problematic patient-provider interactions could lead to inappropriate treatment action or no action.

Ventilator settings defined by the clinicians may deeply influence the breathing pattern and, therefore, do not allow us to discriminate a priori who will be the "problematic patient" to ventilate.

Although sinus disease is also problematic for patients with CF and non-CF bronchiectasis, patients with PCD emphasised the additional impact of their upper respiratory tract symptoms.