Sentence examples for progress for patients from inspiring English sources

Prof Peter Johnson, Cancer Research UK's chief clinician, said: "It's great to see the research into how our immune system can recognise some cancers being turned into real progress for patients with advanced melanoma, with a positive recommendation from Nice.

But most progress for patients will be achieved by spreading learning of what works, making sure everyone from ministers and professionals are working to the same goals, and measuring the outcomes that matter most to patients.

Despite this progress for patients with localized disease, patients with metastases still have a very low mean 5-year survival rate of approximately 20%% [ 5– 7].

IMSS' EHR consists of several linked databases which include information on appointments; medical history; physical examination; clinical encounter notes; aspects of care and progress for patients with specific conditions (diabetes, antenatal care, hypertension); social work, occupational health, dietary, and preventive care services.

In the univariate analysis, a dose-dependent association was observed for the GSTP1-105 polymorphism, demonstrating a decreased risk of progressing for patients possessing two or one GSTP1-105 Vallelesles (P=0.011).

However, despite these therapeutic options, the disease will progress for many patients, for instance, in patients with poor-prognostic markers such as unmutated immunoglobulin heavy variable (IGHV) genes or deletions of 11q/17p.

If we are going to make transformative progress for our patients, for individuals who are suffering, we need to get to the neurobiology.

The current generation of these artificial vision devices (AVDs) provides a level of prosthetic vision that allows RP patients to perceive light, recognize shapes and objects and even read large font print, which is already a substantial progress for the patients.

These laws provide the illusion of progress, but little if any actual progress for those patients in immediate need".

Clyne reported that physicians should preferably prescribe exercise training and nephrologists or physiologists should design a program and evaluate its progress for CKD patients [ 25].

As frail elderly people often benefit from and also prefer to receive more seamless care closer to home than they do currently, even an equal business case can be seen as progress for these patients [ 22, 25].