Sentence examples for treatment and advised from inspiring English sources

Stern had visited Eric early in his treatment and advised him not to compare himself to what he was in the past or to people around him.

Patients with OAB should be informed about the limitations of their current treatment and advised to think realistically regarding the treatment outcome; this would not only help the patients cope with the condition more positively, but also improve the treatment provision experience and morale of health care providers.

Accordingly, most papers and guidelines on home ultraviolet B phototherapy suggest caution when prescribing this treatment and advise using strict eligibility criteria to select patients.

However, available treatments and advised strategies may differ between countries, and factors such as the risk equations, utilities and costs may be subject to change.

This panel, consisting of 17 experts (9 surgeons, 4 gastroenterologists and 4 radiologists) is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to assess the indication for intervention, the feasibility of both treatment options and advises on timing of intervention.

3 This is all challenging enough, but making good treatment choices and advising upon this subject has been further complicated by new revelations about patient outcomes with well-established therapies.

For example, some patients may suffer severe side-effects from the experimental treatment and be advised to switch to the control arm.

Within the 24-h period after data reception, physicians analyzed patients' data and advised treatment changes, when necessary.

Page A10 National AN IMPASSE WITH HOSPITAL LEADS CLINIC TO REFUSE CARE After an Atlanta's public hospital's negotiations failed with the world's largest dialysis provider, a dozen immigrants suffering from renal failure were refused treatment at an Atlanta clinic and advised to wait until their conditions deteriorated enough to justify life-saving care in an emergency room.

Furthermore, these data can help to optimize physiotherapeutic treatment and to advise patients in their everyday living conditions.

Pharmacists involved in EHC schemes are trained to assess Fraser competency of a minor (<16 years) to give informed consent to medical treatment, and to advise on the risks of STIs resulting from unprotected sex [ 20].