"patient" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

patient Substantiv

Substantiv + patient

Kolokacji: 77

cancer patient • AIDS patient • hospital patient • Medicare patient • heart patient • breast cancer patient • ...

patient + Verb

Kolokacji: 179

patient receives • patient suffers • patient dies • patient undergoing • patient experiences • patient requires • patient reports • ...

Verb + patient

Kolokacji: 124

treat patients • allow patients • help patients • serve patients • include patients • see patients • tell patients • examine patients • ...

Kolokacji: 50

Grup znaczeniowych: 21

(1) treat, abuse, discuss

Kolokacji: 4

Kolokacji: 12

1. allow patients = pozwól pacjentom allow patients

2. provide patients = dostarcz pacjentom provide patients

3. leave patients = zostaw pacjentów leave patients

4. patient is given = pacjent jest dany patient is given

5. give to patients = daj pacjentom give to patients

6. provide to patients = dostarcz do pacjentów provide to patients

7. provide for patients = dostarcz pacjentom provide for patients

8. offer to patients = oferta do pacjentów offer to patients

9. support patients = wsparcie pacjenci support patients

A trained team of more than 800 volunteers devote thousands of hours each year to support the hospital staff and patients.
The role of the nurse is to care for, to comfort and to support patients and their families in all stages of health and disease.
The hospital has been using mechanical devices to support patients with end-stage heart failure since the 1980s.
Some will need retraining others will need more back up support to give them time to carry to support patients.
There is a team of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and occupational therapists to support patients during their hospital stay.
Money that once supported patients in hospitals was supposed to follow them to support their treatment in the communities where they settled after their release.
An examination table (or exam table) is used to support patients during medical examinations.
Its aim is to support patients with renal problems, and to aid their families.
One measure of the increase is the growth in care provided by hospices, groups that support patients who choose to die at home.
Therefore, I believe that the institutions have a responsibility not to underestimate this disease and to take concrete action to support patients and their families.