The phrase "alone emergencies" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe emergencies that occur in isolation or without assistance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In alone emergencies, one must rely on their own skills and resources to manage the situation."
Alternatives: "isolated emergencies" or "solitary emergencies".
Mr. Bush is already bequeathing his successor a government deep in debt, ill prepared to meet foreseeable challenges — health care, road and bridge repair, alternative energy — let alone emergencies.
And put aside the difficulties of choosing whether and how to rebuild on such a treacherous coast.It is also because Japan has a political system so set in its ways that it has trouble adapting to creeping change, let alone emergencies on a biblical scale.
"There has been no irregular situation, let alone emergency situation, involving Russian navy vessels," he said.
The association with time from admission to scan may reflect inadequate patient optimisation prior to contrast administration; this hypothesis is supported by the risk factors significantly associated with AKI alone (emergency admission to ICU and pre-scan shock).
Finally, the NEDS sample does not include the growing number of free-standing urgent care centers or stand-alone emergency departments.
A re-orientation of the Zambian health system was achieved for PLHIV: from a stand-alone emergency programme to a chronic care programme with strong linkages between the different levels within the public health services and between them and other government ministries and civil society care organisations.
Since 2004 alone, benzo emergencies were up by 118percentt, opiates by 140percentt; by stark (if underappreciated) contrast, ER visits related to heroin, cocaine, marijuana and other illegal drugs remained stable or actually decreased.
Send someone to dial emergency services or, if you are alone, call emergency services yourself and then return to help the person.
In Michigan alone, 21 emergency managers have been assigned to save cities and other government entities in the last quarter century, but few places have seen change as sweeping as that in Pontiac.
"In at least 18 out of 22 governorates, hospitals have been closed or are severely affected, leaving an estimated 14.1 million people without access to basic healthcare, let alone the emergency surgery and other services needed to treat shrapnel wounds and other serious injuries caused to children by explosive weapons".
To determine how diagnosis of malaria may be improved by combining the use of rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) for Plasmodium falciparum malaria with clinical diagnosis by the presence or history of fever compared with clinical diagnosis alone in emergency situations with flood-affected displaced populations in Mozambique.
