Patient in a sentence

The patient accidentally dropped the embryos because the extremely cold containers freeze-burned the patient’s hands.

A health worker assigned to care for an elderly patient in the UK was sacked for saying prayers for the patient.

Give suspect patient a triple layer surgical mask and direct patient to separate area, an isolation room if available.

In Minnesota, it is illegal for a psychotherapist to have sex with a patient, even if the patient gives consent.

And that's when the procession starts: patient after patient knocking on my door asking for a cigarette, and a lighter.

As a caregiver I have learnt to be very patient, so I am giving my patient all the `Love n Care’ that is so needed presently.

DocGo uses data from its remote patient monitoring program to continually assess a patient’s condition.

The company also provides them with remote patient monitoring, and the ability to see streaming data and patient data in real-time.

But, the Manning’s are being patient, and Pat McAfee added some context as to just how patient they’re being with Arch’s development.

He said that the surgery is rated as 5* in its patient survey and that there have been no patient complaints or significant incidents.

She will focus on patient-centered care and continued enhancement of the patient experience.

First responders aren’t even authorized to move a pulse-less patient at all, unless the location is unsafe for them to attend the patient.

While the extent of the growth varies from patient to patient, it can affect areas such as the bladder, bowel, ovaries, and even the lungs.

They can then investigate and understand how to fix the issue so that they can retain steady patient volume and improve patient satisfaction.

In most cases this will happen in the patient's own home and a healthcare worker would provide support such as going shopping for the patient.

The action plan aims to improve cancer patient outcomes and enhance patient experience.

Beaming staff members stand around the patient, clap and send forth a chorus of congratulations as the patient is wheeled back out into the world.

Donna Davis, a member of Patients for Patient Safety, worries about infection control, patient privacy and proper care as a result of overcrowding.

Up to 100-odd years ago, for most of human history, when doctors had a dying patient, they rushed to do what they knew, but the patient died anyway.

NHS England said it would ‘ensure the vitally important concerns of the patient and those who know the patient best are listened to and acted upon’.