Sentence examples for shift medical from inspiring English sources

In what she calls a "major strategic shift", medical care and resources are to be moved out of hospitals.

His studies helped shift medical emphasis from mystical speculation to a rational application of universal laws of physics and chemistry.

He acquired American Marine Holdings, which builds high-performance boats and fishing boats, in the late 1980's, and he is increasingly fascinated by health care, particularly companies that use technology to shift medical treatments like dialysis to the home from the hospital.

In fact, there is a strong interest in the development of highly sensitive nanotechnological methodologies that would shift medical diagnosis (Howes et al. 2014) to the next level of the state of the art in biomedical diagnostics (Pelaz et al. 2017), pathogen detection (Pazos-Perez et al. 2016) or gene identification (Morla-Folch 2016; Morla-Folch et al. 2017).

They will succeed if we lower wages, cut pensions, shift medical costs to employees, grant tax subsidies, and pay for R&D with public resources.

The net result of Graham-Cassidy is essentially to shift medical care decision power not to "doctors and patients" as repeal and replace proponents always claim but rather back to the officials of state capitals and insurance companies, working in concert, with essentially no surviving federal standards that could not be waived or watered down by a sympathetic HHS Secretary.

The day-shift medical doctors started the day with a long list of people that the night team had not seen.

He talks of shifting medical practice away from "an episode of care" towards management of health across populations, made possible by "the patient-centred medical home".

Increasingly, in California and elsewhere, health care providers are shifting medical costs to workers' compensation by prescribing more services or charging more per service.

LOS ANGELES — The role of public hospitals in America has been remarkably consistent over the decades, in spite of health care policy debates, insurance trends and shifting medical advice.

Such statutes were rarely invoked in the past, but they establish grounds for shifting medical care in certain circumstances from the state to families, authorizing nursing homes and other long-term care providers to sue the families of patients unable to pay their bills.