Sentence examples for when patients get better from inspiring English sources

"When patients get better and are discharged and have another recurrence, it sets them back to Square 1," said Lynne V. McFarland, an expert at the Puget Sound veterans affairs hospital in Seattle.

One of the participants said he tried to guess what treatment the therapist was administering by looking into his eyes but he was still unable to break the blind (" I did look into his eyes carefully to see what it was he was giving me. He looked interested and pleased to see I wasn't in pain, but I suppose that is because he is a doctor, he is happy when patients get better").

Alternatively, the shorter LOS found in q2 could underlie the lower caloric intake, when patients getting better, for instance after uncomplicated surgery are more likely to eat and to be discharged earlier.

I've had doctors tell me they think it's a coincidence when my patients get better, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see what's happening.

43 So, reciprocity cannot explain the common intuition that there is something wrong when sick patients get better as a result of participating in a successful trial and then lack PTA to the trial intervention: first, even when Net Instance does support reciprocal benefits, sometimes it does not support PTA in particular and, second, some such participants do not bear net risks.

Now the placebo effect -- which is supposed to account for the fact that about a third of patients get better when given a dummy pill or a sham treatment -- has been cited in textbooks and journal articles for decades.

A growing body of science also suggests that patients get better more quickly when physicians and other healers treat them more holistically a problem for medical doctors in the United States today who are forced by insurers to spend only a few minutes on each patient.

Electronic reminders and prompts can help patients get better preventive care, Dr. Litvin said, like when they should have a colonoscopy, get a flu shot or get certain lab tests.

And so in the affected eye, patients get better normally.

Patients get better care at lower costs.

What percentage of patients get better?