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| One | patient, a teenage female living in Arizona, suddenly |
| that after eight years of war they need to be | patient a little longer. |
| ors on April 20, 1908, and admitted its first | patient a day later. |
| ng medical cannabis, virtually guaranteeing a | patient a safe place to use medicine, and sometimes r |
| Be | patient, a flower does not bloom before its time. |
| her, a doctor, recognizing his talent asked a | patient, a professor at Guangzhou Academy of Fine Art |
| xample, that an inexperienced doctor owed his | patient a lower standard of care if the patient was a |
| e reform from his own perspective as a cancer | patient, a "matter of life and death" for him, that w |
| to him by the press; that the allegations of | patient abuse were based on a report about conditions |
| tistically more likely (43 % vs. 35 %) if the | patient abuses certain drugs. |
| rce; introducing additional GP hours to allow | patient access during evenings and at weekends, patie |
| Patient Access to Quality Care | |
| The original | Patient Accounting System software that FINEX develop |
| h, or his or her designee, to certify overdue | patient accounts submitted to a court for collection |
| In February 2008, a | patient accused Chao of malpractice and indicated he |
| nimized the use of restraint and provided for | patient activities. |
| Patient activity levels continued to increase. | |
| identify leprosy diseases before it strikes a | patient, adding that such a testing facility was only |
| In 2010, the three hospitals had 50.7% of all | patient admissions in the county; over 32,000. |
| on June 17, 1845, the attending doctor to his | patient advises amongst other treatments for a sore t |
| The Rhode Island | Patient Advocacy Coalition (RIPAC) is Rhode Island's |
| ncludes a Council of Consumers, consisting of | patient advocacy organizations to advise the NPA Boar |
| Patient Advocacy | |
| th Disabilities, and in 2007, he received the | Patient Advocacy Award from the Texas Academy of Fami |
| For the | patient advocacy organization, see Fighting Chance (o |
| e 2001 and has received commendations for his | patient advocacy work. |
| DeMarco's patients organized a | patient advocacy group called S.O.S. (Save Our Shots) |
| cal cannabis organization whose goals include | patient advocacy, patient rights, and support. |
| Seven ICOC | patient advocates who must be from California. |
| Patient advocates and healthcare activists often push | |
| and youth advocates, clinical co-ordinators, | patient advocates, media relations and communications |
| A | patient afflicted with this condition, for example, w |
| Sometimes the treating physicians require the | patient after discharge from hospital to continue tre |
| In 1973, Munson discharged a 28-year-old | patient after an incomplete abortion. |
| It has been observed in an immunocompetent | patient after removal of a Hickman catheter. |
| Mean | patient age was 34, with a mean BMI of 35. |
| to prescribe a lethal dose of medication to a | patient agreed by two doctors to be within six months |
| There is Nick's | patient, Aldo, a gangster who can get Nick his money |
| and demanded the payments of large fees by a | patient allegedly injured during treatment at the hos |
| ith 4 reported deaths, which consisted of the | patient along with the doctor and the nurse who treat |
| n on a security monitor in Arkham Asylum as a | patient alongside the Joker, Two Face and the Riddler |
| sutta, to work with psychologically disturbed | patient, also investigating physical accounts of tele |
| ipley) and Juliette Binoche (from The English | Patient, also directed by Minghella). |
| The | patient also dances until the epileptic fits come on. |
| f healthy blood cells in whole blood into the | patient also gives relief. |
| 988), Michael Bishop includes a gay male AIDS | patient among the carefully drawn central characters |
| 21 out of the 22 nurses would have given the | patient an overdose of medicine. |
| won an Oscar, though, in 1996 for The English | Patient, an award which she shared with Stuart Craig, |
| sed two of the ten patients, misdiagnosed one | patient, and incorrectly identified two healthy patie |
| beads are compared with the testicles of the | patient, and the volume is read off the bead which ma |
| er some thought during the care of an amputee | patient and Katrina survivor, she felt it was time to |
| y, she reveals that her mother is a paralytic | patient and that she now has to work for survival. |
| Kutuzov's sepulchre, and he also figures as a | patient and wise leader in Leo Tolstoy's War and Peac |
| bowler with an attacking mindset, he was also | patient, and would bait a batsman for over after over |
| arged with the longitudinal care of the whole | patient, and it is the primary care relationship that |
| on the relationship between the therapist and | patient and not on the techniques used. |
| on or recommendation is conferred on both the | patient and the Scottish Ministers. |
| o aggregate all of the pertinent data about a | patient and forward it to another practitioner, syste |
| It forces offenses to be | patient and to settle for short gains and time-consum |
| ice response would best meet the needs of the | patient, and how urgently the response is required. |
| , charitable, loyal, punctual, philosophical, | patient, and good-hearted individuals with high moral |
| plefirst HomeCare and Hospice will assist the | patient and family in identifying the most appropriat |
| The sex, age, and race of the | patient, and such things as the barometric pressure a |
| rust and compassion to take place between the | patient and the practitioner for the outcome to be su |
| h and Robert Mone, brutally murdered a nurse, | patient and a policeman in a pre-planned murder plot. |
| e and weight distribution data for individual | patient and statistical analysis and BVI is currently |
| echnique, blood samples are obtained from the | patient, and specific DNA of the parasite is extracte |
| In 1977, following the death of one | patient and a law suit from another, Brown's medical |
| icials could easily tell who was a registered | patient, and establish penalties for false statements |
| ship between David Craig Welch, a brain tumor | patient, and Rosemary Feit Covey, the artist he commi |
| Patient and brave and true, | |
| The former Joslin | patient and songwriter's goal was to provide hope and |
| Because of the lack of harmful effects on the | patient and the operator, MR is well suited for "inte |
| By 2005, she was an emphysema | patient and had acute episodes of bronchitis. |
| The hospital also provides | patient and family support services, community outrea |
| His | patient and dignified bearing at this time was noted |
| sive services focus on the total needs of the | patient and their family. |
| fuvirtide powder must be reconstituted by the | patient and administered twice daily by subcutaneous |
| h; his study of the Chinese language had been | patient and successful; his knowledge of the sacred l |
| Funding | patient and family recreation activities |
| Patient and extremely detailed, this look at the Boul | |
| He was a Sigmund Freud | patient and was married to Ada Stepnitz. |
| ed to Portugal, where he gained access to the | patient and came to the conclusion that the ailing pr |
| n, and frequently to the surprise of both the | patient and the therapist. |
| from 1992 until 1996, the Task Force to Study | Patient and Provider Appeal and Grievance Mechanisms |
| on-scene, giving the optimal outcome for the | patient, and saving expensive procedures that could o |
| George is a | patient and caring doctor and gives her full attentio |
| She was Alcor's eighth | patient and the oldest at that time to ever be cryopr |
| in the Department of Health with the lead for | Patient and Public involvement, the Allied Health Pro |
| ed, he was confined to his bed but was a poor | patient and agreed to stay ther for only two days. |
| Alan Tudyk as Gerhardt, a | patient and dancer. |
| To Okinawa, she sent Keisai Aoki, who was a | patient and Christian. |
| several books on the relationship between the | patient and the healing process as it manifests throu |
| resigns after being caught kissing a comatose | patient, and senior house officer Victoria Merrick (L |
| The vest is placed on the | patient, and meshy straps extending from each corner |
| re considered the only safe solution both for | patient and staff safety (this also allows one ambula |
| 933 - June 11, 1991) was a male breast cancer | patient and activist in whose name the eponymous John |
| tevie was physically and mentally abusing his | patient and controlling him with stun guns and drugs, |
| Patient and Person: Empowering Interpersonal Relation | |
| free from affectation, at the same time both | patient and gay, he carried into his public life the |
| He also suggested that Northern Wei should be | patient, and that one day the territory would be Nort |
| key role in the therapeutic process between a | patient and the sex surrogate, as well as between the |
| tes of the blood being transfused between the | patient and donor, it would be assumed the blood grou |
| olish Patients' Forums and the Commission for | Patient and Public Involvement in Health; to make pro |
| daptive filter would take input both from the | patient and from the power supply directly and would |
| ioned in Michael Ondaatje's novel The English | Patient and the film based upon it. |
| We are trying to be | patient and work with their management to get the fin |
| data includes demographic information for the | patient, and multiple determinations of the amount of |
| hierarchy between the obligation to treat the | patient, and that to respect the will of the patient, |
| re also fine horses for beginners as they are | patient and good natured. |
| He urges his ba to be | patient and wait for a son to be born to make the off |
| e medical needs and the legal interest of the | patient and the health care providers responsible for |
| d his first wife and later married his former | patient and co-author, Smith. |
| mg of a fictional drug named "Astroten" to a | patient and that he/she will sign for the medication |
| p design on feature films such as The English | Patient and Blade II. |
| rier side of the family.It is loyal,friendly, | patient and an ideal companion. |
| inimize the psychosocial consequences for the | patient and maintain the safety of the patient and ot |
| Tietjens' was considered a more | patient and generous editor, whose style contrasted s |
| ch she is able to learn what is bothering the | patient and offer the proper solution. |
| e Magazine wrote, "As narrator, John Beach is | patient and solicitous of the listener as he explains |
| ghts adviser who is required to meet with the | patient and explain to the patient what his or her ri |
| (PCTs) share good practice and learning about | patient and public involvement and engagement. |
| ank University as the UK's first professor of | Patient and Public Involvement in 2006. |
| articular organism has been found to infect a | patient, and the doctor treating the patient is seeki |
| g the user to identify subjects once (e.g., a | patient) and have all disparate systems into which th |
| rm on which success is only obtained by hard, | patient and continuous labour." |
| ly history (for instance, why the mother is a | patient and why the daughter is unaware of her father |
| produced by the immune system of the infected | patient, and was shown to be vital for parasite survi |
| me parts of Mexico, an egg is passed over the | patient and then broken into a bowl of water. |
| and espiritismo, the practitioners assess the | patient and, depending on diagnosis, prepares a heali |
| Patient Andy Dick, who made Pinsky his primary care p | |
| In 1978, Metropolitan State | patient Anne Marie Davee was murdered by another pati |
| by Cerezyme, which, at a cost of $200,000 per | patient annually for life, currently accounts for app |
| May I never see in the | patient anything but a fellow creature in pain. |
| When a | patient appears to show MVE symptoms and has been in |
| ture bottles and the venepuncture site of the | patient are cleaned prior to collection with alcohol |
| Close relatives of a cancer | patient are at increased risk of that neoplasm, and p |
| All of the hospice's | patient areas are on the ground floor. |
| e Asylum involves various actors, including a | patient armed with a chainsaw to chase guests out of |
| rything from shirts to office items, and from | patient art to "Give Thanks" wristbands. |
| The Tribunal will consider the case and the | patient as presented on the day. |
| r minority owners, and they weren't nearly as | patient as Boe and Pickett had been before. |
| ntellectual honesty about the emotions of the | patient as well as the physician. |
| In medical jargon, logrolling is turning a | patient as a single unit while maintaining straight b |
| e of the staff rather than the benefit of the | patient, as workers use them to prevent patients from |
| of a wealthy family, she acts as a long-time | patient as a part of her grandfather's plan. |
| ness, and felt that a physician must view the | patient as a union of body, mind and soul. |
| t of this delusional love is dismissed by the | patient as a ploy to conceal the forbidden love from |
| h the famous H.M., who was a globally amnesic | patient as a result of epileptic surgery. |
| He emphasised the importance of regarding the | patient as a whole - the holistic approach. |
| ten refers to the type of test being run on a | patient, as the test is usually determining a chemica |
| ear of practice, a female to male transgender | patient asked him to perform his first chest reconstr |
| of classrooms, faculty and staff offices and | patient assessment and clinical simulation teaching l |
| rtis® Pulmonary Assessment System, which is a | patient assessment tool used with endobronchial valve |
| Triage Officer - oversees all | patient assessment, tagging and movement to treatment |
| ther than describing the specific behavior, a | patient assigns a label to someone or himself that im |
| He was originally a | patient at the hospital, and listened to the hospital |
| Initial tests in 2007 on a | patient at Johns Hopkins University Hospital previous |
| having lived there since 1891, when he was a | patient at an holistic sanitarium operated by Dr. Joh |
| owed at age sixty-four two days later while a | patient at the Medina Hospital in Hondo. |
| He was a | patient at the Bethesda Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Mar |
| From 1940 - 1942, he was a | patient at Glen Lake Sanatorium in Minnesota. |
| To be considered or remain a | patient at the Beach Health Clinic, a person must be |
| y Correctional Centre, NSW, and was a regular | patient at the prison hospital. |
| An elderly | patient at St. Elizabeths, ca. |
| olation of a T-lymphotropic retrovirus from a | patient at risk for acquired immune deficiency syndro |
| In October 1923 he was taken ill and became a | patient at King Edward VII Convalescent Home for Offi |
| 1937 his health began to fail and he became a | patient at St. Alexius Hospital. |
| n September and October 1917, when Owen was a | patient at Craiglockhart War Hospital in Edinburgh re |
| After the war, while O'Callahan was a | patient at Saint Vincent Hospital, he was tended to b |
| le device used to provide oxygen therapy to a | patient at substantially higher concentrations than t |
| A leukemia | patient at a children's hospital proves to herself th |
| ellent care that her sister had received as a | patient at Cromer Hospital. |
| Jimmy Bloodworth was a | patient at Weems Hospital in Apalachicola shortly bef |
| tor is a device providing oxygen therapy to a | patient at minimally to substantially higher concentr |
| , House approaching Cuddy's doorstep, and the | patient attempting to overcome his agoraphobia. |
| The daily out | patient attendance averages 1500 patients, and an ave |
| has caused anticholinergic-like effects in a | patient, attributed to elemicin, as well as myristici |
| The blood group was named after | patient Auberger, who was a 59 year old French woman |
| Patient Autonomy and Informed Choice | |
| ination, the definition of death, euthanasia, | patient autonomy and the relation between law and mor |
| his peers ends in a horrific mishap with his | patient awakening under the knife; he is forced to le |
| llege of Medicine currently enjoys a hospital | patient base of over 1,500 teaching beds and outpatie |
| ilar firms, DCG's model is based on a limited | patient base which allows patients more attention and |
| eal models of various anatomical regions of a | patient, based on datasets from CT-scans. |
| to decide if NUFR is the right method for the | patient based on the patients desired results. |
| A | patient batsman, Walker was able to manufacture an in |
| re, in 1954, that she contracted polio from a | patient, becoming the last person in Oxford to get it |
| ember 2009, Sharp Grossmont Hospital added 90 | patient beds in its recently completed Emergency and |
| opened in 1980, bringing the total number of | patient beds to more than 1000. |
| hospital has about 15,000 employees and 1,600 | patient beds. |
| s, a producer of plastic medical supplies and | patient bedside items. |
| n the right and left panels are from the same | patient before (right panel, type 1) and after (left |
| r 16, when Dr. Morton administered ether to a | patient before Dr. John Collins Warren, senior surgeo |
| other gases prior to their inhalation by the | patient before or during surgery. |
| ox in 1967 when he spent a few minutes with a | patient before a game at the request of Bill Koster, |
| ter 3D image of the anatomical situation of a | patient, before the operation. |
| d magic spells that would be performed on the | patient before, during, and after treatment. |
| starting within two to five minutes after the | patient began breathing the nebulized mist. |
| It involves the | patient being forced, through the use of a speculum h |
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