"treatment confirmation" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing medical or therapeutic treatments, but can also refer to any type of confirmation or verification of a course of action. Example: After consulting with her doctor, Jane received a treatment confirmation stating that she will be starting physical therapy next week for her injured knee.
We found that including VTE codes without treatment confirmation risks the inclusion of false-positive cases.
Pertussis notification forms have many variables, including demographic and clinical data, treatment, confirmation criteria, control measures adopted, pertussis vaccination status, hospital discharge and death.
After this step of linkage, we repeated the telephone survey process, then obtaining 19 treatment confirmations as exact matches.
One treatment-naïve patient with cirrhosis had a quantifiable HCV-RNA level of 53 IU/mL at end of treatment; this event did not meet the protocol definition of VBT, which required on-treatment confirmation of the HCV-RNA measurement.
System asks questions step by step and analyze physiological data, make a diagnosis and suggest treatment, after confirmation by the doctor it starts infusions.
These patients were offered second-line treatment on confirmation of clear radiological disease progression.
The median time from withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment to confirmation of death was 17 minutes (0.28 hrs).
The PFS was defined as the interval from the start of sunitinib treatment until confirmation of disease progression or death.
Diagnosis of TB in younger children remains a challenge and most end up with anti-TB treatment without confirmation.
Treatment and confirmation costs, which relate to polypectomy, biopsy, and pathological examination, were acquired from Medicare Payments by the Bureau of National Health Insurance.
Despite the low risk of birth defects associated with commonly used antidepressants [ 34], many women are reported to discontinue their treatment upon confirmation of pregnancy [ 35, 36].
