Sentence examples for care and frequency from inspiring English sources

Discussion Our institution demand for unscheduled care and frequency of emergencies are increasing in the service of emergency obstetric gynecological similar phenomenon reported in some publications.

Ninety-one per cent felt the care and frequency of communication provided by nurses was excellent or very good, compared with 81% by doctors.

The primary care office thus could provide the continuity of care and frequency of contact needed for weight management in very young children; yet obesity is often not addressed at these visits [ 16].

Subsequent uploads to the CONNECT system will be at the discretion of the treating practitioner and will depend on visit frequency and availability of new data (based on changes in patient care and frequency of visits).

Subsequently MEWS was plugged into the nurse electronic health record (EHR) allowing one to display automatically the score and to stratify patients according to level of care and frequency of monitoring required.

Potential association between serotype and age, mortality, ICU care, and frequency of septic shock was determined in two different ways; 1. Serotypes were divided into three different classes depending on their invasive potential in children according to a meta-analysis by Brueggeman et al.[ 3], where carriage rates of serogroups and serotypes were compared with their rates of IPD.

The PI and PD will monitor receipt of the intervention using measures for subject participation in the protocol: intervention dose (duration of mouth care session) and frequency (number of times mouth care completed).

Descriptive analyses were conducted on the patients' socio-demographic characteristics, reasons for the primary care encounter and frequency of prescription, investigation and referral.

It is a comprehensive research project on Algeria's epidemiological transition with the aims of estimating the level of morbidity (including prevalence and incidence), health care consumption and frequency of risk factors pertaining to chronic diseases among adults aged 35 to 70 years.

We excluded patients who were not subject to usual care and monitoring frequency.

The treating physician will determine all care and the frequency of visits.