Sentence examples for advance interventions from inspiring English sources

There was little mention in the data of pre-emptive work (possibly an artefact of the survey's positioning), with just one comment directly related advance interventions to know remediation problems "Specific induction teaching is offered to international students who may have language/ cultural problems".

Furthermore, endoscopic drainage and necrosectomy are advanced interventions that not only require the expertise from an interventional endoscopist, but also the dedicated involvement of interventional radiologists and pancreatic surgeons to manage potential complications.

Creation of this stable, biomimetic long-term culture environment will enable advanced interventions in both donor lungs and engineered grafts of human scale.

There is a referral network system between HCs and hospitals for mothers and newborn babies requiring advanced interventions.

In settings where safe, comprehensive EOC is already available, and diagnostic and monitoring capacity allow, advanced interventions to manage pre-eclampsia, PPROM, and oligohydramnios are needed.

A referral network has established from the public HCs to the hospitals for mothers and babies who are requiring advanced interventions.

In other jurisdictions, advanced interventions may be provided by non-physician teams such as paramedics and nurses with advanced skill sets.

The management of the patient's treatment made use of general principles of care and some elements of "advanced interventions", such as relaxation training and social skills therapy, as described in the WHO MhGAP intervention guide [ 10].

The presence of experienced pre-hospital doctors at the scene allowed medical incident command and advanced interventions such as pre-hospital anesthesia and facilitated appropriate triage of the injured children.

In addition, other aspects of prehospital care – such as extrication or spinal immobilization, which are universal to both ALS and BLS – might proportionally contribute more than advanced interventions to the prehospital times, thus obscuring any differences in prehospital times when comparing ALS with BLS.

Although this predictor does not allow the precise determination of the time of onset of lymphoma, it certainly aids stratification to identify high-risk patients who should be closely monitored by lymphoma screening, close follow-up and possibly advanced interventions for the treatment of both the frequently associated systemic disease manifestations and ultimately for the prevention of lymphoma.