• "Fundamentals, such as meeting patients' toileting and hygiene needs, or assisting them to eat and drink, pose significant challenges, " she said.

    BBC: Antrim Area Hospital

  • The Duchess was also shown around the Treehouse, seeing some of the bedrooms and meeting other young patients who have been receiving care at the charity.

    BBC: UK

  • Mr Lamb has called a meeting of doctors and patients to discuss worries about the pathway.

    BBC: Liverpool Care Pathway: Relatives 'must be informed'

  • He customized an electronic information system that tracks whether patients are meeting their goals.

    NEWYORKER: The Hot Spotters

  • It will mean meeting medical professionals, patients and politicians, and also look at how other acute services would be affected by changes to neonatal care.

    BBC: North Wales neonatal care review report in September

  • Speaking to the BBC Radio 4's The World at One programme, Norman Lamb announced he had called a meeting of doctors and patients to discuss worries about the Liverpool Care Pathway - which can see water and food withdrawn.

    BBC: Liverpool Care Pathway: For and against

  • "It's talking and meeting with stakeholders, especially patients and medical groups, " he said.

    WSJ: Cuomo Kills Buzz Over Medical Pot

  • In September this year the hospital was given a formal warning by the CQC for not meeting the nutritional needs of patients.

    BBC: Wendy Slaney

  • They will have to plan and buy healthcare for their local community, everything from paying for routine operations to meeting the drugs bill for patients.

    BBC: NHS changes: The picture now

  • In one trial reported at the ongoing Boston meeting, 18% of patients on telaprevir dropped out of the study early, versus just 3% of patients on existing therapy.

    FORBES: Vertex's Lead Narrows

  • In research presented Thursday at a Heart Rhythm Society meeting in Boston, 110 patients at seven hospitals who were checked with X-rays showed a 25% rate of externalized leads.

    WSJ: Agonizing Choices for Heart Patients

  • However, the latest visit found it was meeting "most standards to protect patients, staff and visitors from acquiring an infection".

    BBC: Borders General Hospital inspection finds improvements

  • As with Tarceva, Genentech issued a press release shortly before the 2003 ASCO meeting, saying that Avastin had extended patients' lives.

    FORBES: Genentech Hits Another Home Run

  • In 17% of the 367 cases tested, unavailability "appeared to have been systematically applied to prevent patients being reported as not meeting their treatment guarantee date".

    BBC: Waiting times reports in your area

  • In one trial, presented at a meeting of oncologists in June, 23 patients who got the vaccine along with the established drug Temodar lived 33 months, compared with the 15-month median life span that would have been expected.

    FORBES: Taking Aim at Brain Cancer

  • Nurse practitioners or physician assistants sometimes do help patients with making lifestyle choices and meeting social care needs.

    FORBES: The Need to Link Medical and Social Care for Seniors

  • Results from a study testing steel versions of Conor's stents in 191 patients were presented today at a medical meeting in Paris.

    FORBES: The New Stent In Town

  • Earlier this year, Dr. Friend convened a meeting in Toronto with 60 academics, scientists and patients to discuss ways to work together.

    WSJ: Citizen Scientists Take On the Health Establishment

  • The Care Quality Commission (CQC) said the hospital was meeting all standards in how it cares for its patients, supports staff and handles complaints.

    BBC: Lyn Hill-Tout

  • An analysis of neurological and psychiatric effects in placebo-controlled Chantix studies of 5, 000 patients will be presented at a medical meeting in Rome later this month.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • In midstage trials, the results of which were presented Sunday night at the annual meeting of American Heart Association, the medicine cut patients' levels of LDL, the bad cholesterol, by 60%.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Three different studies using imaging techniques to measure how much plaque built up in patients' arteries will be presented at the meeting.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • In a 54-patient trial in Japan, Afinitor temporarily halted tumor growth in 55% of patients, according to results presented at a meeting of cancer specialists in January.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Results of a Phase 1 study, rcently presented at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology, showed three of five patients in their second or third remissions had longer complete responses with CNDO-109 than with other therapies, says Dr. Markey.

    FORBES: Intrepid Investors Eye Use Of Pig Whipworm Eggs To Quell Crohn's Disease and MS

  • But researchers in Atlanta this week for a meeting of the American College of Cardiology say they've discovered that patients given injections of a hormone can literally grow their own bypasses, offering an exciting new treatment option for those with heart disease.

    CNN: Hormone allows heart patients to grow own bypasses

  • At the oncology meeting, a big new trial showed that the drug also helps stomach cancer patients with the same gene variant.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Black participated in a study of Aricept in patients with severe Alzheimer's that was presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology.

    FORBES

  • At its meeting in Groton, Pfizer presented long-awaited data studying torcetrapib in 437 patients who have a faulty version of a gene that removes cholesterol from the body.

    FORBES: Pfizer: Still In The Game

  • HeartWare rose on an analysis presented at the annual meeting of the American Heart Association that showed its device for helping the hearts of transplant patients pump may outperform that of rival Thoratec, which was one of the biggest decliners.

    FORBES: November's Best- and Worst-Performing Biotech Stocks

  • Sackner-Bernstein dredged through Natrecor data that had already been published or submitted to the FDA. A first study, presented at the meeting of the American College of Cardiology in March 2003, showed an increase in mortality for patients using Natrecor, but didn't show a reason for the increased death rate.

    FORBES: A Safety Question For J&J

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