Sentence examples for relation with patients from inspiring English sources

Physicians do gender not only in their relation with patients [ 3], but also with colleagues [ 4], staff [ 4, 6], and as role models for students.

2) Opinions, confidence and self-reported clinical behaviour in the management of patients: personal confidence in dealing with anxiety and depressive disorders, considering relation with patients, diagnosis, pharmacological and psychological treatments.

Providing palliative care in general practice has some major differences to other settings [ 8- 10]: amongst others, less caregivers are involved in the decision making and the active support of dying patients; and the relation with patients and family members is more intense and long lasting, because of the specific position of GPs as family doctors.

Although, no significant differences were found during D-4 (p = 0.289), PCT was significantly higher between patients with proven CRBSI during D-3 (p = 0.017), D-2 (p < 0.001), and D-1 (p < 0.001), in relation with patients with not proven CRBSI.

These findings suggested that clinical TKI related-side effects may be in relation with patient conditions and may be also a marker of drug efficacy.

For this purpose, we correlated alterations of TP53 and BNIP3 in tumour cells with expression of hypoxia-related proteins HIF-2 α and CA9 in relation with patient outcome and apoptotic activity in CRCs.

The importance of the practice environment in the provision of care and its relation with patient outcomes and nurse-reported outcomes, support the need to have an instrument to measure such practice environment.

A better understanding of the role of CD44 and its interaction with hyaluronan and other binding partners in tumor initiation and progression would be required to clarify its relation with patient outcome.

Preoperative and postoperative functional capacity and actual daily activity had no relation with patient satisfaction.

The relation between catastrophising and functional limitations at baseline and the absence of a relation with patient-perceived recovery raises some questions.

Additional file 1 provides an overview of studies that have examined ethnicity in relation with patient safety in hospital care [ 1- 12].