Sentence examples for treatment and implementing from inspiring English sources

Univariate regression analyses showed that higher burnout levels were significantly associated with the following work-related experiences: night shifts, conflicts, decisions to withhold treatment, decisions to withdraw treatment and implementing terminal sedation.

The treatment involves an active collaboration between participant and therapist, with the participant taking an increasingly active role in planning the treatment and implementing activities between the treatment sessions.

Post intervention the participants often took the components they found useful from the treatment and implemented them in an individual way as 'tools' to either prevent and respond to triggers or manage their migraine.

They provide preventative and curative treatment and implement national disease control programs.

A key part of the malaria control effort requires rapid and extremely sensitive diagnostic tests to detect infections early, begin treatment, and implement further mosquito-control measures in the area in which the infection was acquired.

It should also be mentioned that a wide array of additional individualised services (e.g., initiation of youth welfare) was part of the inpatient treatment and implemented in a minority of patients.

However, if the reduction in cardiac arrests was due solely to earlier decisions being made to limit treatment and implement DNACPR decisions, then there should have been no impact on 30-day mortality.

For this reason, it is necessary to reduce the amount of sludge generation by improving the efficiency of the treatment methodologies and implementing new technologies able to use sludge as raw material for compost, generate biomolecules and energy.

Evaluating new innovative treatment elements and implementing the SCM in routine care - as opposed to standardized "ideal" conditions - are two further important characteristics of this study.

Finally, enhancing patient education is critical in helping patients and their families understand the importance of treatment adherence and implementing measures to prevent the spread of TB within the household and the community.

None of these changes are overly complex or very costly, but they do require that we look past the individual conditions and treatments and implement the integrated care and community services and supports that were envisioned in the Community Mental Health Act 50 years ago.