Sentence examples for securing treatment from inspiring English sources

But it added: "A policy was established in September 2012, which relates only to routine secondary care referrals, to ensure that there are simple uniform arrangements in place to ensure the health board utilises its own services, or services established with other Welsh providers, before securing treatment with other NHS organisations.

At this point, could the momentary intrusion of a strange American man with a notebook possibly faze her? Medical tourism can best be defined as cross-border travel for the primary purpose of securing treatment.

Paul Farmer and Partners in Health proved that it was possible to deliver multi-drug resistant TB treatment in the shantytowns of Lima, achieving results superior to those common in U.S. cities; armed with this evidence, PIH persisted over ten years and finally changes WHO policy, thereby securing treatment for millions of TB victims throughout the world.

In such scenarios, there are alternative means of securing treatment, for example, private funding through medical insurance or entering a clinical trial.

"Fear of stigma and discrimination prevents many people from seeking HIV testing, returning for their results, or securing treatment, with the risk of turning what could be a manageable chronic illness into a death sentence and perpetuating the spread of HIV," said UNICEF Representative to Malaysia Hans Olsen.

Most importantly, what will be the impact of the proposed changes to the NHS and NICE on securing treatments both nationally and on a local level?

The class-action lawsuit was filed in 2011 for residents in the state's two secure treatment facilities.

In October, a psychiatric technician was strangled inside the hospital's "secured treatment area," where the criminally insane live.

The Health and Social Care Act has abolished the first principle – primary care trusts are no longer obliged to secure treatment for you or your children when you or they are ill.

Is it helpful to secure treatment, or is it better to bring them up thinking that they are whole just as they are?

The justice ministry also has plans to reduce the prison roll-call by putting thousands of mentally ill or drug-addicted inmates into secure treatment centres.