Clinical observation definition

Clinical observation means the ongoing observation of a

Clinical observation means the ongoing observation of a patient's condition by a licensed health care professional utilizing a medical skill set while continuing assessment and care.

Clinical observation means the on-going observation of a

Examples of Clinical observation in a sentence

• Clinical observation may qualify for up to 25 of the hours in the supervised clinical practicum.

• Clinical observation of autologous platelet rich gel in the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers.

• Clinical observation hours from other institutions or organizations will not be accepted.

• Clinical observation may be accomplished by direct or indirect methods (student-faculty conferences, simulations, videotaped sessions).

• Clinical observation of cold application with a new injury drug, acupuncture and moxibustion treatment of ankle sprains.

• Clinical observation of the effect of acupuncture treatment for acute ankle joint injury.

• Clinical observation on the effect of acupuncture and physiotherapy for ankle sprain.

• Bidders are required to quote their rate both in figures & words in the prescribed “Price Bid’’ format enclosed in Annexure-III of the tender schedule and no conditions (i.e. deviations / assumptions / stipulations /clarifications / comments / any other request) whatsoever and the conditional offers will be rejected.

• Clinical observation of sprain of the ankle joint treated with acupuncture and moxibustion under TDP irradiating.

• He advised that the team is currently working on the Simple Procedure (Special Claims) Rules, which are due to be considered by the Access to Justice and Personal Injury Committees at their meetings dated 17 October 2016 and by Council at the meeting dated 21 November 2016.