Sentence examples for treatment that cannot from inspiring English sources
Migrants are eligible for primary and emergency care, and for secondary treatment that cannot be delayed (though they may be charged for it).
Severe root resorption can be seen on CBCT in the mandibular incisors of high-angle cases after orthodontic treatment that cannot be seen clinically (Fig. 6).
Although the study states that healthier eating habits help protect against what it called South Africa's third epidemic--malnutrition--Mendelow said the panel considered nutrition as a "supportive treatment" that cannot replace drug therapy against HIV/AIDS and TB.
He called for more efficient treatment of mentally vulnerable people among refugees; a treatment that cannot solely rely on drugs.
"Treatment that cannot achieve a patient's goals or that simply maintains a state such as ICU dependence or permanent coma is contrary to professional values, inappropriately uses health care resources, and creates moral distress," concluded the study.
One question that has been raised by some is whether treatment that cannot be refused is ethically justifiable [ 41, 42].
Day hospitalization requires the patient to attend the hospital for a few hours to receive those treatments that cannot be administered on an outpatient basis or that do not justify admission to hospital.
Non-responders generally have high expression of interferon-stimulated genes (ISGs) pre-treatment that cannot be further induced by PEG-IFNα, whereas RVR patients have strong induction of ISGs on treatment.
(This could include informing a patient that there are potentially effective treatments that cannot be prescribed within the service in which care is being provided).
9 The UK database of uncertainties about the effects of treatments (DUETs) was established to publish uncertainties about the effects of treatments that cannot currently be answered by referring to reliable, up to date, systematic reviews of existing research evidence.
Inevitably, some individuals lose out because no matter how much money is spent there will always be demand that is unmet and treatments that cannot be funded – resources are finite.
