Sentence examples for treatment state from inspiring English sources
From 2001 to 2006, the federal government denied the state about $11 million in matching funds for the cancer treatment, state officials have said.
A western Pennsylvania doctor was charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of a 5-year-old autistic boy who died after the doctor administered a chemical treatment, state police said.
Page A13 ALABAMA TO CLOSE HOSPITALS Alabama will shut down most of its mental health hospitals by the spring of 2013 in a plan to cut costs and change how the state's psychiatric patients receive treatment, state officials said.
ATLANTA — Alabama will shut down most of its mental health hospitals by the spring of 2013 in a sweeping plan to cut costs and change how the state's psychiatric patients receive treatment, state officials announced on Wednesday.
On April 19 , 2005 the day Ms. Jn-Charles showed up for her first radiation treatment, state health officials were still so worried about what had happened to Mr. Jerome-Parks that they issued an alert, reminding operators of linear accelerators "of the absolute necessity to verify that the radiation field is of the appropriate size and shape prior to the patient's first treatment".
The donor pool used consists of all states other than the treatment state.
For every dollar spent on prison substance abuse treatment, states save $2 to $6 on reduced recidivism and health care costs.
A 2010 House of Commons science and technology committee report on the treatment stated that the concept of homeopathy was "scientifically implausible".
With the advent of psychotropic drugs and a shift in popular thinking about treatment, states began in the 1960's to relocate the mentally ill to what were supposed to be more humane settings in communities.
Figure 1 Synthetic control weight vs. distance to treatment states (based on Table2, columns (2) and (7)).
For each of the two treatment states certain costs and a specific reduction in the HAQ-score are assumed per 12 month cycle.
