The phrase "assist lay" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "I need to assist lay the groundwork for the project." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "help place" or "aid in laying".
Health care professionals will need to assist lay caregivers and self-care patients in accurately understanding, recording, and reporting body temperatures.
Current guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) emphasise that emergency medical service (EMS) dispatchers should identify sudden cardiac arrest (CA) with abnormal breathing and assist lay rescuers performing CPR.
Evans said he did nothing to assist Lay or Enron, but also said Lay did not make him aware of the full story.
If you can get a friend to assist, lie down and have your friend massage your head.
On day 2, SOEOB was undertaken; this involved the participant being assisted from lying to upright sitting, supported by the treating physiotherapist, before being returned to lying on the bed.
Willingham, refusing to assist the process, lay down; he was carried into a chamber eight feet wide and ten feet long.
He is one of four priests, assisted by two lay women, who take responsibility for the cure of about 10,000 souls in 13 districts of Santarém.
Lee Bridges, of the University of Warwick, estimates that, combined with the denial of choice, this innovation would deprive more than twice as many defendants of jury trials as would the government's proposals.A judge, Sir Robin thinks, should also be able to dispense with juries in cases of serious and complex fraud, and try the case himself, assisted by two lay experts.
It is an elaborate ritual performed for over an hour by a senior monk dressed in monastic attire, assisted by several lay helpers, dressed in white and wearing formal headdress.
Witnesses said first-responder officials who arrived at the scene did not assist Landskron as he lay on the sidewalk engulfed in flames, due to fears he could have still been armed.
Finally, as continuity of care has been highlighted as an issue for people living with multimorbidity who have higher consultation rates [ 23], coupled with the fragmentation of care, the PROMPT criteria may be used to identify areas where the greatest PIP burden lies and assist in targeting an intervention, such as a clinical decision support system (CDSS).
