Significados de public clinic en inglés

The current waiting period to attend a consultant neurologist in a public clinic is approximately 18 months.

But the small public clinic is also a place where mounting rage against the machine of American healthcare is palpable.

Patients from the public clinic, who were generally of lower socio-economic status, were least likely to expect holistic care or empowerment.

She is on antiretroviral treatment that she receives from the Ivan Toms Clinic in Woodstock, a public clinic run by Health4Men.

Does that scenario make you want to rush out to any public clinic and stand in line for a free vaccination of anything?

Methods: We recruited 19 heterosexual African American women engaging in concurrent sexual partnerships from a public clinic in Philadelphia in 2009.

In 2006, Bristol city council polled residents when a Banksy image appeared on a public clinic: 97% said they wanted it to stay.

On this Monday morning, it was quiet, almost church-like, unlike the public clinics.

Even in public clinics, the complication rate was 18 percent.

In Baltimore, when the city's public clinics suffered cutbacks, the nature of the syphilis affecting the city's poor neighborhoods changed.

The closest public clinics were underused due to perceptions regarding their lack of availability or quality of staff, services or medicines.

Women on antiretroviral therapy (ART) were enrolled into a prospective cohort in four public clinics in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Patients at some public clinics in Cape Town are complaining about waiting in long queues, sometimes in cold and wet conditions.

It's pulled in 40 staff from around the region to run free public clinics starting this morning in Kaitaia, Kerikeri and Whangarei.

In 2015 (the latest year for which we can find data) the state spent about R3,500 per patient using public clinics.