Sentence examples for unwanted interventions from inspiring English sources
Whatever you decide, Wetle adds, "clearly articulated advanced care planning, including living wills and designation of health care proxies, reduce the risk of inappropriate or unwanted interventions".
This is why he keeps making his strange and unwanted interventions into the politics he left behind.
Consequently, too many patients die in another place than preferred, often with ineffective, costly and unwanted interventions [ 11– 13].
No instruments will enter the arthroscopy portals to avoid the possibility of deep infection, osteochondral lesions or unwanted interventions by the surgeon.
Unit intervention rates are readily available online, 8 and it is possible that in NHS trusts where the OU is known to have a high intervention rate, a higher proportion of 'low-risk' women may choose to plan birth in a non-OU setting in order to avoid unwanted interventions, but we lack the evidence to confirm or refute this.
The plan later unravels as Dominican politicians and church officials call it unwanted intervention.
The Monroe Doctrine of 1823 told the European powers, who were starting to lose their grip on South American colonies, that the US would not tolerate their unwanted intervention in our hemisphere.
Ignore the government and lose out on existing funds or engage with the government and face possible regulation or unwanted intervention.
Other reasons were to avoid any accidental osteochondral lesions from the arthroscope and unwanted intervention from the surgeons.
What strongly held beliefs and values would influence your choice of medical treatment?" Divisive family conflicts and unwanted medical interventions can be avoided when people specify their wishes, he said.
To work out how to maximise desired effects and minimise unwanted effects, interventions need to be worked out in context, through careful experimentation that controls the risk of interventions making things worse and increasing the chance of them working.
