Sentence examples for skill in treating from inspiring English sources

Once admired for its skill in treating a population afflicted by both social and physical ills, Grady, a teaching hospital, now faces the prospect of losing its accreditation.

Dr. Grikscheit is renowned for her skill in treating infants like Mark, whose only way to survive may be as what she calls a "short gut kid" — left with too little intestine to absorb food normally and forced to get nutrition through a needle into the bloodstream.

On the other hand, some GPs may not have exhibited sufficient empathy or skill in treating the patient's mood disturbance, causing them to seek treatment from other sources.

Reynolds White argues that Ugandan drug shop vendors gained legitimacy from the community, and authority from their ongoing demonstration of skill in treating patients and having good access to western pharmaceuticals.

However, as Health anxiety is very prevalent it is important that also FPs and other physicians achieve basic skills in treating and identifying the disorder.

Graduates of the Course reported improved confidence, attitudes and skills in treating common dermatological problems.

Hence, there is an obvious lack of physicians with specialized skills in treating older persons with mental disorders.

Additional analyses examined the comparative distribution of skills in treating BPD patients, and of training needs reported by the four professions.

Nurses expressed the highest interest in studying short-term methods for treating patients with BPD and a lower percentage of psychiatrists expressed an interest in improving their professional skills in treating these patients.

During this time, you will be given hands-on training and develop your skills in treating and dealing with sick patients.

This finding may reflect the notion that poor knowledge of the literature on pediatric outcome or less training or skills confidence in treating children contributes to this attitude [ 34].