The phrase "acute assistance" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be interpreted as urgent or critical help, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "In times of crisis, we often require acute assistance to navigate the challenges we face."
Alternatives: "urgent help" or "immediate support".
Between July and October 2011 alone, 108,000 children were treated for severe acute malnutrition.12 Assistance reached drought-affected communities and displaced persons in camps and neighbouring areas.
In Norway, patients with chest pain in need of acute medical assistance are encouraged to call the national three digits emergency telephone number ″113″.
Poland's problems contrast starkly with those of countries like Hungary, Latvia and Romania, which have recently gone to the fund from an acute need for assistance to meet immediate financial obligations.
"It is a collective betrayal against men, women and children inside Syria, who are living in danger and destitution and are in acute need of assistance". .
As many patients needed post-acute care nursing assistance, LOS was not only dependent on the resolution of the acute disease, but also on organizational reasons.
UNICEF is witnessing, on a daily basis, children in acute need of humanitarian assistance in constantly shifting locations.
Population displacement in Sudan – a Children's crisis UNICEF is witnessing, on a daily basis, children in acute need of humanitarian assistance in constantly shifting locations.
Double shifts With more than 1 million people displaced due to the clashes – particularly in the city of Abidjan and the western border area – the need for assistance is acute.
Out of hours, the ICU provides any necessary assistance for acute problems either by direct consultation or via the MET/cardiac arrest teams that are run in conjunction with the ICU.
The higher odds for veterinary treatment early in lactation could be expected, because the transition period (from three weeks before until three weeks after calving) is known to be associated with a higher risk of disease [ 22, 23]; and especially as many diseases during this period have an acute course and demand veterinary assistance or treatment.
