Sentence examples for assessing their need from inspiring English sources

Within a 'whole system' approach to the management of acute medical referrals, many hospitals have introduced Medical Assessment Units (MAUs) to improve the care of acutely ill patients by assessing their need for hospital admission or discharge.

Nevertheless, the association of having private medical insurance and more recent or ever usage of screening and contraceptive methods observed here suggests that women without private medical insurance or who have not recently undergone screening may benefit from expanded discussions with their ED providers when assessing their need for these cancer screening and contraceptive methods.

As rebels captured territory, Roberts followed the front line deeper into Syria, visiting secret medical facilities and assessing their needs.

But one of the biggest issues identified at the roundtable for local authority teams is in the collecting and sharing of data, both in finding families and assessing their needs.

"GPs have a critical role to play in identifying people with a caring responsibility and assessing their needs for support, including with depression".

He said it was unacceptable that many older people were forced to stay in hospital for longer than needed because of delays in assessing their needs or arranging suitable places for them to be discharged to.

As the project manager of the Syria Project for CARE International in Yemen, I have frequently met with Syrian refugees, assessing their needs and finding ways to respond either with cash assistance or through referrals.

I have put out over 20 job applications and the most I have heard back is that a few HR departments are "assessing their needs," and they'll get back to me when the right opportunity opens up.

These psychologists meet daily with the affected families, assessing their needs and providing psycho-social support.

Providing guidance to the concerned public and private institutions in assessing their needs for human resources development.

Assessing their needs and the realisation of their rights should be an on-going process rather than a one off exercise," further reads the research briefing note.