Sentence examples for treatment and problems from inspiring English sources

The value of the coefficient correlation was lower than 0.30 in only two cases: the physical domain (heart problems and treatment) and problems with treatment.

Participant stories described individual responses to illness and treatment and problems within the health system; however, all participants identified the family as their motivation for continuing life dependent on HD.

With this questionnaire we will also verify symptoms during pregnancy, health-related quality-of-life (using EQ5D [ 15]), depressive symptoms and fatigue (using the Shortened Fatigue Questionnaire [ 16]), potential long-term consequences of Q fever, tolerance to antibiotic treatment and problems and development of the newborn.

This is the first case control cohort on gambling which mixes non-problem gamblers, problem gamblers without treatment and problem gamblers seeking treatment in almost equal proportions.

In particular, we plan to recruit three groups of gamblers: non-problem gamblers, problem gamblers without treatment and problem gamblers seeking treatment.

There are very few samples that combine both non-problem gamblers, problem gamblers who are not undergoing treatment and problem gamblers seeking treatment, in sufficient proportions for analysis of the gambling trajectory.

Only one study has evaluated GA treatment in a population of people with CLBP [ 49], which revealed that a combination of GA treatment and problem-solving is more cost-effective than a combination of GA treatment with problem-solving and active physical treatment.

Our aim was to examine GP's perception of psychiatric problems, drug treatment and service problems encountered in primary care settings.

This study includes alternative executive problem-solving, scenario-experimental, treatments and problem-solving by 150 individuals processing information in groups of four persons or as individuals.

"I just went back to Soroti hospital and they gave us some treatment and the problems eventually disappeared," says Olupot.

He was referring to the failings of almost every organisation, and many individuals, in the system of governance that was supposed to ensure the NHS gave patients the best possible medical treatment, and any problems were quickly spotted and solve.