The phrase "acute community" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing a community that is highly aware or sensitive to certain issues, but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "The acute community surrounding mental health awareness has made significant strides in reducing stigma."
Alternatives: "vigilant community" or "aware community".
Increasingly, preceptors across the globe are teaching nursing students in a variety of acute, community, and continuing care practice areas.
The delivery of those targets will require the NHS to challenge the current methods of service delivery and the boundaries that are often placed on the provision of acute, community and social care.
A new electronic care record (ECR) will be rolled out across Northern Ireland to allow the sharing of patient data between different information systems across acute, community, primary health and social care.
The expanded competencies of the Doctor of Nursing Practice enable graduates to independently provide complex care across all settings including ambulatory, acute, community and home settings.
The expanded competencies of the DNP Advance Practice Track enable graduates to independently provide complex care across all settings including ambulatory, acute, community and home settings.
Twenty-eight adult and 28 children currencies are intended for use in acute, community care and hospice setting and are built around four phases of illness: stable, unstable, deteriorating and dying [27].
acute community-acquired pneumonia has specific clinical characteristics in the elderly.
Most antibiotic use in humans is to reduce the magnitude and term of morbidity of acute, community-acquired infections in immune competent patients, rather than to save lives.
We used single genome sequencing of 2,922 half or quarter genomes from plasma viral RNA to identify transmitted/founder (T/F) viruses in 17 subjects with acute community-acquired HCV infection.
Acute, community-acquired UTI, lower respiratory tract or central nervous system infections or sepsis.
Of 132 patients presenting with acute community-acquired gastroenteritis, 104 were included in the study.
