The phrase "area ward" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts related to healthcare or local governance, referring to a designated area within a ward.
Example: "The hospital's area ward was designated for patients recovering from surgery."
Alternatives: "district ward" or "local ward".
But some educators say it is better at sorting and firing teachers than at helping struggling ones; they note that the system does not consider socioeconomic factors in most cases and that last year 35 percent of the teachers in the city's wealthiest area, Ward 3, were rated highly effective, compared with 5 percent in Ward 8, the poorest.
Considering Bristol open data as an example scenario, the data covers different geospatial scales such as LSOA01 (Lower Layer Super Output Area), Ward, Neighbourhood or city scales.
Deprivation scores of the Census Area Ward in which each patient resided were grouped into tertiles according to the distribution of IMD values across the combined populations of the three centres.
Although this mutant inhibits ER → Golgi transport and triggers the retention of Golgi resident enzymes within the ER (Ward et al., 2001), Golgi matrix proteins remain associated with membranes within the peri-nuclear area (Ward et al., 2001).
The final dataset included a Body Mass Index score for each patient and a deprivation indicator for the local area ward in which each GP practice was located [ 15].
Hefce's POLAR research method divides the country into small areas based on census area wards, before using a specially developed methodology that relies on entry data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) and others, alongside population estimates derived from child benefit records.
At the 2001 UK census, the total population of the city's urban area wards was 43,432.
As of the 2001 UK census, Herne Bay area wards had a population of 35,188 and a population density of 11.3 persons per hectare.
As at the 2001 UK census, the Stretford area wards of Clifford, Longford, Talbot and Stretford had a total population of 37,455, and a population density of 9,158 persons per square mile (3,537 per km²).
As a result this study sample includes: Medical Area: all wards providing general health care; Emergency Area: wards providing emergency care; Specialist Medicine Area: wards delivering specialist health care, mainly on an acute admission basis for inpatients or day patients; Maternal and Infant Area: wards integrating different aspects of patient care (such as the maternity ward and pediatrics).
Medical Area: all wards providing general health care; Emergency Area: wards providing emergency care; Specialist Medicine Area: wards delivering specialist health care, mainly on an acute admission basis for inpatients or day patients; Maternal and Infant Area: wards integrating different aspects of patient care (such as the maternity ward and pediatrics).
