The phrase "availability of isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the accessibility or presence of isolated conditions or environments, such as in scientific, medical, or psychological discussions.
Example: "The availability of isolation during the experiment was crucial for obtaining accurate results."
Alternatives: "access to isolation" or "provision of isolation".
This result was achieved in a routine surgical service with high bed occupancy and low availability of isolation rooms, making it applicable to the majority of health-care systems worldwide.
It would also put emphasis on the availability of isolation units and of people trained in contact tracing and surveillance.
Another explanation for our apparently "low" isolation room occupancy and many "missed" episodes, may be a mismatch between theoretical availability of isolation beds and actual availability of beds.
Time in the ED is usually brief, but some patients might have extended ED stays depending on availability of isolation rooms in the wards.
Our screening policy needs the capacity to strictly isolate or cohort patients which might not be feasible at a setting where there is limited availability of isolation facilities.
Additionally, researchers observed the extent to which IHR standards were met, including: use of personal protective equipment, availability of up-to-date action plans, availability of isolation rooms, offices for health workers at JNIA, vaccine storage, and so on.
This was possible in our student population, as we could adjust their admission according to the availability of cohort isolation rooms.
In the Evaluation Form all data were summarized in 3 topics: availability and adequacy of isolation room s), of infection control procedures, and of strategies for early recognition of HIDs.
The availability of the presented isolation amplifier was verified in the Langmuir probe floating potential measurement system on J-TEXT.
However, in many healthcare facilities the availability of single room isolation is limited, and the automatic and prolonged use has been questioned [ 8].
Ideally, human primary hepatocytes would be utilized; however, these come with limitations, including availability, culturing times, the effect of isolation on function, terminal differentiation, and lack of robust cryopreservation techniques.
