No, sir; very, very pleasant, and I'll do my best to be a
good patient.
The ambulance spokesman added: "In cases where we are able to prove the vehicle was responding on blue lights and sirens, fines are being cancelled, but there are numerous fines that are still having to be paid, including those involving our PTS vehicles when all the staff were trying to do is deliver
good patient care.
According to him,
good patient management is holistic and understanding the cause is the first step towards successful management.
Friedman also noted that Cook is a very
good patient.
PESHAWAR -- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor, Engineer Iqbal Zafar Jhagra has said that the rapid developments taking place in the fields of medicine, the promotion of productive interaction amongst experts at the international level; motivating the respective professionals to improve their standard of practices and ensuring
good patient care as well as capacity and capability building of the concerned institutions has become need of the hour.
Property development plan should provide a focus for the gradual, phased renovation or decommissioning of buildings included with good functional relationships, internal and external logistics and a
good patient and work environment.
Khawaja Salman Rafique observed that dengue cases have increased in Rawalpindi but due to
good patient management by the doctors in Government hospitals, all patients are recovering fast.
More needs to be done in the interests of
good patient care.
Hospital doctors need to ignore the targetobsessed culture and rely on their own moral judgment for
good patient care.
Director of policy and strategy at the College, Josephine Mullin, said: "This has been an important project as professionalism is crucial to
good patient care.
Executives told interviewers that they see the United States making progress in the area of quality measurement but see lack of
good patient risk-adjustment tools and lack of standardized definitions for some conditions and procedures as major obstacles.
And yet, for all the focus on pharmacological treatments, it remains a wonder why the two pillars of glycemic control--diet and exercise--fail to consistently produce
good patient outcomes.
