Sentence examples for routine illness from inspiring English sources

He has never missed a performance because of a cold or other routine illness.

First of all, in the cold light of day, the routine illness itself is no picnic.

Establish a statewide standard that allows workers to earn seven to nine job-protected paid sick days each year to be used to recover from their own routine illness, access preventive care, or provide care for a sick family member.

Putterman and Alberts noted that the case-management program may eventually serve as a blueprint for the handling of more routine illness and injury claims.

I anticipated intolerably dirty living conditions, lice and routine illness, sharing space with dangerous criminals, a complete lack of communication with my loved ones, inedible food, a language barrier and the need to quickly grow thick skin.

"Everybody gets sick every year, that's routine illness, but various people in this country literally lose their job or their pay if they do what they're told by the doctor and stay home," Bravo said.

The retail clinics can provide preventive care, including immunizations, and treatment for routine illnesses.

Using data from a survey of 4000 female tea workers the authors conducted in 2003, we find that low caste households spend the same amount as the high castes on treatment for children's routine illnesses, but more on treatment for their children's serious, non-routine illnesses, reversing the pattern we would expect to find elsewhere in India.

Mr. Christensen and his co-authors argue that by putting the financial interests of hospitals and doctors at the center, the current system gives routine illnesses with proven therapies the same intensive and costly specialized care that more complicated cases require.

He brought about "Stepping Hill Hospital's worst nightmare", which saw patients with routine illnesses suddenly dying, the paper says.

One way to relieve the shortage of providers that the medical industry has created would be for the AMA to abandon its aggressive game of turf-protection and allow nurses, midwives, physician assistants and practitioners of alternative therapies such as chiropractors, to offer standard treatments for routine illnesses without physician supervision.