Sentence examples for shield patients from inspiring English sources
Most European doctors' groups argue that the ban is necessary to shield patients from manipulation by unscrupulous pharmaceutical firms.
The challenge for our country is not to completely shield patients with private insurance from administrative complexities and easily correctable errors, but to find a way to deliver adequate care to the tens of millions of people lacking insurance without financially punishing them or their caregivers.
While the rider does not protect recreational marijuana consumers or the businesses that serve them, it does continue to shield patients and medically-focused providers in the 46 states that now allow some form of legal cannabis for therapeutic use.
For the patients who died, it is unknown whether dying in the hospital (often shortly after admission) was in accord with patients' and caregivers' wishes, or represented last-minute failures of hospice care to shield patients from unwarranted medical intervention.
In the male wards, nurses wearing latex gloves roll out canvas screens to shield Patient No. 8007 from the anxious stares of other patients.
That pricing dynamic is enabled by insurance, which shields patients from the full price of drugs.
The old drug-copay arrangements, often a flat $10 to $30, shielded patients (but not their insurers) from knowing the full price.
The spread of health insurance, which shields patients from price sensitivity, has played a role in driving up our spending.
He says a longevity-gene drug, shielding patients simultaneously from mental deterioration, heart disease and stroke, could be ready in less than a decade.
Bernacki and his team said that getting as many health care workers as possible vaccinated at Johns Hopkins, which is the city's largest health care employer, is critical to shielding patients from possible infection during hospital stays.
Others have suggested that health won't be reformed until everyone involved has some skin in the game (an argument against shielding patients from real costs with insurance payments).
