outpatient造句

Up to 60% of outpatient health clinic visits.

Patients were recruited from inpatient, outpatient, and emergency department settings.

After that agonizing experience, I had to go to outpatient therapy in Waldorf, MD.

There is also a huge gap in outpatient services, leading to long waits.

"My goal is to turn an acute-care emergency patient into an outpatient," he declared.

In India, financing outpatient care for the poor is a key concern.

The causes of outpatient drug repercussion were analyzed, and the countermeasure was got to decrease the events.

Two weeks after the massacre, there were reports of increased demand for psychiatric help both for hospitalization and outpatient treatment.

After leaving the treatment center, he continued on outpatient treatment, and has not cheated on his wife again.

"I'm usually involved in some kind of hospitalization or outpatient program until I get stabilized again," she says.

Even with 29 outpatient therapeutic programme centres and 32 supplementary feeding programmes, she admits it's only a pinprick in the sea of need.

All the schools offered policies with coverage for outpatient mental health care, although six did not provide inpatient mental health or substance abuse coverage.

The Rice University article reveals that these materials were created by Scotland L. Moore, an outpatient from the Houston State Psychiatric Institute.

Through various national registries, researchers were able to track mental health counseling at a hospital or outpatient facility before and after an abortion or delivery.

The image shown is of a subconjunctival hemorrhage, a condition that can be easily managed with conservative treatment on an outpatient basis.

Researchers also only studied mental problems serious enough to warrant admission to a hospital or outpatient clinic and did not look into the role of mild depression and other lesser symptoms.

When he became an outpatient and moved in with Becky and Renee at Fisher House, Becky watched therapists retrain him in skills such as making a bed and loading a dishwasher.

Inspired by discourse analysis, we conducted a close reading of therapy transcripts between a Pakistani immigrant mother-daughter dyad and a Canadian white female therapist in an outpatient clinic.

The sample of those who were studied included individuals between ages 55 and 65 who had had any kind of outpatient care in the previous three years. The 1,824 participants were followed for 20 years.