termination of treatment

After termination of treatment, beneficial effects may last for some years.

These effects are generally temporary, and in the studies where they were reported as adverse events, did not require termination of treatment.

Termination of treatment may be facilitated by the patient, couple, or family being offered a follow-up appointment 1-2 months later.

Mood swing to mania has also been seen and dictates termination of treatment.

The goal of therapy is the improvement of the client and termination of treatment.

They require immediate termination of treatment.

The development of ulceration and/or bleeding requires immediate termination of treatment with diclofenac.

And I know an elderly woman with whom I pray no doctor will ever think it necessary to explore "beliefs about termination of treatment."

This allows a person designated before a patient's incapacitation to act in lieu of the patient for all medical decisions, including termination of treatment.

The report said the state law could violate an indigent beneficiary's right to pursue legal remedies following the denial or termination of treatment by a doctor or a hospital.

In 1964, Scribner's presidential address to the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs discussed the problems of patient selection, termination of treatment, patient suicide, death with dignity, and selection for transplantation.

Dr. Rango won awards for his work, published research in medical journals and assisted on the federally sponsored National Hospice Study and the Hasting Center's project on Termination of Treatment and Care of the Dying.

"The New York standard for proof for the termination of treatment is an exacting one, more stringent than almost anyplace else in the country," according to a friend-of-the-court brief prepared by the Society for the Right to Die, a group that advocates recognizing a person's right to reject life-sustaining treatment.