"treatment continuum" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English, particularly in medical or therapeutic contexts.
It refers to a range of treatment options available for a particular condition or disease, often representing a spectrum from least to most intensive or invasive. Example: "The treatment continuum for depression includes talk therapy, medication, and inpatient programs for those with severe symptoms." In this sentence, "treatment continuum" is used to describe the different levels or types of treatment options for depression.
While Tai Chi offers benefits for the health and well-being of breast cancer survivors, the effectiveness of Tai Chi across the treatment continuum has not been evaluated.
This article reviews the breadth of evidence supporting the anticancer activity of ZOL across the treatment continuum in patients with cancer.
Disc replacement occupies a unique and important position at one end of the pathological spectrum in the treatment continuum spanning early degenerative disc disease, with spinal fusion at the other end.
Interpositional facet arthroplasty (IFA) is a novel treatment for lumbar facetogenic pain designed to provide patients who gain insufficient relief from medical interventional treatment options with long-term relief, filling a void in the facet pain treatment continuum.
A pasture ley of Pangola grass (Digitaria eriantha subsp. pentzii) provided a treatment continuum from major to minor disruption in the soil's physical fertility and biological communities, and was therefore only planted to ginger in the fourth year of the experiment.
Major gaps currently exist in primary care at each step along this treatment continuum.
Last year, 85,000 UnitedHealthcare customers received treatment from Continuum.
She guides patients through the treatment care continuum, and strives to ensure that each patient's treatment and supportive care is tailored to their unique situation in order to improve the quality of their experience.
Recommendations to improve the treatment of continua, both in the design and analysis of data, are provided.
His treatment of the continuum observes the Aristotelian (ultimately, Anaxagorean) specifications that a continuum is infinitely divisible potentially, though not actually, and many of the points he makes about this situation are rooted in a discussion in Aristotle.
We use an atomistic kinetic Monte Carlo method in conjunction with a continuum treatment for carrier densities.
