Sentence examples for care observations from inspiring English sources

Maternal care observations were performed as described earlier [85].

So it is possible that with prolonged maternal care observations, significant differences between groups could be identified.

Combining the four data-sets was necessary to acquire a sufficiently large sample size of care observations and reproductive measurements.

Among the pre-proforma group, 0/30 patients had a fully recorded set of prehospital care observations; this improved to 9/15 (60%) in the proforma group.

The information collected by this systematic chart review differs in so far from the information obtained by the direct clinical care observations in that we try to capture quality of care aspects directly relevant to obstetric emergency cases.

This study, as a part of a maternal and newborn health program evaluation in Morogoro Region, Tanzania, drew from an assessment of health centers with 18 facility checklists, 65 quantitative and 57 qualitative provider interviews, and 203 antenatal care observations.

A sample of fifty labour care observation episodes was selected.

Nurses reported all NPS of each patient during the preceding week in home care (due to visiting procedures at least once a week in home care) and during the preceding 24 h in residential care (observation and care available 24/7).

The CCTs are intended to support women a) to present to the intervention facilities for delivery in time; and b) to remain under skilled maternal care observation at these facilities for the initial 48-hour post-partum period.

The total cumulative score classifies patients into Class 1, i.e. those who do not need intensive care observation (low care; <10 points); Class 2, i.e. those who need intermediate care (intermediate care; 10 19 points); Class 3, i.e. those who need high care (high care; 20 39 points) or Class 4, i.e. those who need intensive care (intensive care; ≥40 points) [ 20, 21].

It seems odd now, but early uses of "surveillance" often implied a benign, caring observation rather than totalitarian intrusion.