"treatment instructions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would typically use this phrase when providing instructions to someone regarding how to proceed with a particular treatment. For example: "Please refer to the treatment instructions provided by your doctor before beginning any new medications."
A computer crash meant that vital treatment instructions were not saved.
Patients' treatment instructions are clearly typed out, generating fewer calls to his office — and to him.
If so, use e-mail messages to discuss nonurgent matters or lingering concerns, to clarify treatment instructions and to report an improvement in symptoms.
Both groups received identical treatment instructions and were trained to use medications, such as antihistamines, for non-life-threatening symptoms, and had access to the same resources.
As things stand now, family members in New York have no legal authority to consent or object to medical treatment for an incapacitated adult in the absence of a signed health care proxy or other specific treatment instructions, such as a living will.
Accordingly, it was reported that 52% of adolescent patients do not follow the treatment instructions provided by the professional [11].
It also places emphasis on the timing of treatment, instruction and comprehension.
Depersonalisation (DP ) – the degree to which a person has developed feelings of indifference and cynical attitudes toward recipients of the care, treatment, instruction or service they provide to others in their work.
Post-treatment instructions, particularly compression and ambulation, are designed to improve the results and safety of sclerotherapy.
Follow their post-treatment instructions very carefully.
Listen to your vet's post-treatment instructions.
