Clinic in sentence

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How can we replicate what goes on in those clinic and medical dispensary waiting rooms?

A few weeks ago, a patient came into my clinic.

Do you want to do dialysis in a clinic or at home?

Imagine you have a two-year-old who wakes up one morning with a fever, and you realize she could have malaria, and you know the only way to get her the medicine she needs would be to take her to the riverbed, get in a canoe, paddle to the other side and then walk for up to two days through the forest just to reach the nearest clinic.

No one should die because they live too far from a doctor or clinic.

So we built an illegal genetic clinic, a DIY carbon dioxide incubator, and even bought frozen mice on eBay.

In a clinic, in a far, remote area, I saw a centrifuge being used as a doorstop.

Every day, I would go to his clinic when my lessons finished.

But most would try to make an appointment at a clinic that's part of the system called the Federally Qualified Health Centers.

These programs are run by tenant organizations and amazing staff, but all receive some amount of funding form profits from my clinic.

This is a shopping street in Kibera, and you can see that there's a soda dealer, a health clinic, two beauty salons, a bar, two grocery stores, and a church, and more.

So we're currently doing clinical tests, and if these clinical tests commence and our data holds up, we might be able at some point to take this kind of technology and take it out of the Stanford clinic and bring it to the entire world, places where Stanford doctors never, ever set foot.

And there I was chased by a pack of feral dogs on the dock, and the lead dog bit me on the ass, requiring me to go to a strange Portuguese clinic and receive an ass shot.

And I was young, I was full of it, and I thought, five years in the lab, and we'll crank this out, and we'll have this into the clinic.

So if we could do eight points in the clinic, I think this would be a big deal that would make a large impact on human health.

When I was a city council member, I was working with one of the most conservative members in our community on opening a health clinic for undocumented people in the south part of the city, and I loved it.

And as we opened the clinic, we had a resolution to sign, he presented me a gift.

But I looked at him and I said, "Well, how are we working together to open a health clinic, to provide free health care for undocumented people, and you're an O'Reilly Factor member?"

We put the beeper in the clinic.

She went to the clinic, and they gave her antibiotics and then sent her home.

I wanted her to be seen in a clinic that specialized in trauma survivors.

The clinic was about an hour and a half away from where she lived.

Unfortunately, she didn't make it to the clinic.

Now, some of you may be thinking, "Didn't she have some other way of getting to that clinic appointment?"

One of the patients who came to my East Los Angeles clinic on a Thursday afternoon presented with partial blindness in both eyes.

Did you think of coming sooner to clinic?"

A second patient to that same clinic, a trucker, drove three days with a raging infection, only coming to see me after he had delivered his merchandise.

The form needed to go to the office that same day, and I wasn't in clinic, so trying to help him out, knowing that he was the sole caretaker of his son, I said, "Well, bring the form to my administrative office.

I had to tell the other doctors and nurses in my clinic that he had passed.

But I didn't know that in another part of our clinic, on a different floor, there was a registration clerk who had developed a very special relationship with my patient every time he came in for an appointment.

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