Sentence examples for both groups of hospitals from inspiring English sources

This pattern is observed for both obstetricians and midwives in both groups of hospitals.

For both groups of hospitals, the characteristics of the patients were similar for the 2 years (Table 2-wrap>).

Compliance in taking observations of patients at 6 and 12 hours after admission also improved in both groups of hospitals.

Adherence rates for many of the specific criteria reflecting quality of care remained high over time in both groups of hospitals, possibly reflecting a long history of quality improvement in areas such as perioperative care.

When analysing instrumental birth rates amongst 37-42 weeks of pregnancy (wp) single vaginal births we found a significant variation in instrumental birth rates in both groups of hospitals, but the overall range of instrumental vaginal births is narrow.

This nationwide hospital survey has two main objectives: (1) to describe and compare the characteristics of both groups of hospitals and (2) to develop a simplified scale to measure hospital coding practice.

Using standardized questionnaires, occupational exposure will be determined in exposed nurses only, whereas potential confounders (medicine consumption, lifestyle habits, diet and other non-occupational exposures) will be assessed in both groups of hospital workers.

For both groups of LPHAs, the number of hospital beds, the number of outbreaks per 1,000 hospital beds per year and the number of cases within NNOs for acute care and rehabilitation hospitals were calculated.

Both groups of participants believed that hospital care is clearly necessary for some conditions (e.g. fainting, broken bones, operations, and heart problems) but not for pneumonia ('I don't want to go to hospital [for pneumonia]. If you need an operation, that's different' [R3, page 5]).

The operations of both Premier and Novation, which are owned by groups of hospitals, came under scrutiny this spring when the antitrust subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing into self-dealing and conflicts of interest within those organizations.

Both groups of patients consume enormous amounts of hospital resources, and physicians and policy makers must be aware of this when future pandemics arise.