Sentence examples for annual caseload from inspiring English sources

Within a couple of years, he was back to an annual caseload of three hundred open-heart operations.

The annual caseload averaged 289, but one attorney handled as many as 661 cases a year.

A surgeon's annual caseload of cholecystectomies did not influence the survival rate.

Private facilities with an annual caseload of less than 12 post-abortion patients treated were excluded.

We introduced sex, age, American Society of Anesthesiologists ASAA) classification, planned or emergency operation, hospital annual caseload, surgeon annual caseload, bile duct injury, and the use of intraoperative cholangiography into the model as potential risk factors or confounders of survival.

However, WHO estimates an annual caseload of 200,000 cases with 30,000 deaths due to underreporting.

It could be suggested that the differences in the annual caseloads between surgeon volume categories defined in this study are only marginal.

Safety net hospitals in the US provide care for a high proportion of uninsured, underinsured, or Medicaid patients; as has been done previously, we defined safety net hospitals as public or private hospitals with an annual Medicaid caseload >1 SD above their respective state's mean private hospital Medicaid caseload.

§Safety net hospitals in US provide care for high proportion of uninsured, underinsured, or Medicaid patients; we have defined safety net hospitals as public or private hospitals with annual Medicaid caseload >1 SD above their respective state's mean private hospital Medicaid caseload.

**Teaching v non-teaching hospitals ††Safety net hospitals in US provide care for high proportion of uninsured, underinsured, or Medicaid patients; we have defined safety net hospitals as public or private hospitals with annual Medicaid caseload >1 SD above their respective state's mean private hospital Medicaid caseload.

In Florida in 2009, the annual felony caseload per attorney was over 500 felonies and 2,225 misdemeanors.