Sentence examples for alerting clinicians from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of our in-patients will have a blood test and Streams would monitor the kidney function of every one of those patients for signs of deterioration, alerting clinicians when necessary.

We identify warning signs on the way, alerting clinicians to risk of error.

Thus, rapid identification and confirmation of fatal leptospirosis are important tools for surveillance, public health interventions, and alerting clinicians.

Alerting clinicians to warning signs of where there is an increased risk of error may be one way to prompt a reflective review of the cognitive process.

Risk factors for AKI can be identified and may be of use in alerting clinicians to 'at risk' patients who could then be monitored more closely.

It is expected that this would improve patient outcomes by alerting clinicians of the need for attention to the patient condition and informing decisions.

This can alert clinicians if a condition is in the early stages of a problem, and help prioritise need and intervention.

Recent publications have alerted clinicians to a syndrome of uveitic transilluminating iris depigmentation associated with systemic fluoroquinolones and other antibiotics.

A system of frequent monitoring could alert clinicians to early heart failure decompensation, providing the opportunity for intervention before patients become severely ill and require hospitalization.

Dear editor: Recent publications have alerted clinicians to a syndrome of transilluminating iris depigmentation associated with the use of systemic fluoroquinolones and other antibiotics [1, 2].

Hepatic cytolysis after PD with extended lymphadenectomy should alert clinicians to the possibility of MALS, even in patients with normal radiological vascular anatomy.