palliative - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • provide: Opened in 1992 the hospice is now acknowledged as providing the highest quality specialist palliative and support care in North Hampshire.
  • offer: At best, 'after the event ' redistribution through benefit policy, for example, offers palliatives rather than cures.
  • use: Whilst as district nurses we use the word palliative, many patients are unaware of its meaning.

Adjective modifier

  • temporary: Too many deprived areas have had too many temporary palliatives.
  • short-term: Philip Shaw Discussion of this question, with suggestions for longer-term remedies and short-term palliatives.
  • short: Defense procurement can not be a short term palliative to the dole queue.

Modifies a noun

  • care: Palliative care is sadly lacking for patients with COPD.
  • Care: Palliative Care Our palliative care aims to maintain and where possible, improve quality of life for patients and their families.
  • care.: Ferrell B. ( 2002 ) ' An overview of palliative nursing care. ' American Journal of Nursing, 102; 5: 26-31.
  • radiotherapy: I arranged for [ Mr T ] to have further palliative radiotherapy to the painful area of his spine.
  • chemotherapy: Palliative chemotherapy can be used in advanced cases where the tumor is causing pain.
  • gastrectomy: The aims of palliative gastrectomy are often to enable oral food intake, stop bleeding or relieve pain.

Modifying Another Word

  • only: Many common, chronic diseases have therapies that are at best only palliative.
  • not: This is not palliative care that takes away the pain of living, a safe haven from life's storm and stress.

Noun used with modifier

  • specialist: Grove House Provides specialist palliative care on a daily basis to all people affected by cancer or a life threatening illness.
  • community: Thomas K, 2001b, The Gold Standard Framework Project in community palliative care, Handbook for practices, London, McMillan Cancer Relief.
  • term: Defense procurement can not be a short term palliative to the dole queue.
  • NHS: It was the second NHS palliative care hospice in the country.

Possessives

  • group: The mean age of the ' palliative ' group was 75.8 years ( 41 individuals ).

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