The phrase "swift treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is usually used to describe something that is done quickly and efficiently, such as getting medical attention or addressing an issue. For example, "The hospital provided swift treatment for my son's shoulder injury."
And telling a partner can have benefits including helping them receive swift treatment to prevent infection if a condom breaks.
The intimacy of reservation life, where a hospital receptionist might be a relative or a nurse a close friend, can be a barrier to swift treatment and prevention.
After tests are carried out, a diagnosis of hypocalcemic convulsions is made, and swift treatment with vitamin D and calcium should be the end of the episode – but if diagnosis and treatment come too late, the child could be left with brain damage.
It suggests the swift treatment wiped out HIV before it could form hideouts in the body.
Those extra steps would undercut BioWatch's rationale: to enable swift treatment of those exposed.
Pertrochanteric hip fracture is an injury that requires swift treatment [ 12].
The divergent messages have helped create the impression in Washington and elsewhere that Toyota has been more cooperative with Canadian regulators, and that somehow Canadian car owners have received better and swifter treatment.
When people get swift, effective treatment, recovery is absolutely possible.
In Haiti, where cholera continues to spread, there is an ongoing need for vaccines, as well as swift diagnosis, treatment, and reporting of disease.
However, translating rhetoric about paving the way for radical improvements and achieving "parity of esteem", so that people in need of mental health support can expect swift, appropriate treatment on a par with physical health, is proving tricky.
Litvinenko attributed his initial survival to his cardiovascular fitness and swift medical treatment.
