Sentence examples for care on time from inspiring English sources

Conclusion Insulin intoxication had good prognosis if patients received adequate medical care on time.

In 2012, Funches-Wade was arrested for attempted child abduction after failing to return the children to their father's care on time.

In essence, parental depression effects quality of parenting and parental behaviors that compromise the health of children [52], such as, not seeking care on time and not administering medications to a child [55], [56].

(#15, G1P0, on methadone) This group of women did not access antenatal care on time but always intended to do so 'at some point'.

The literature is sparse on the effect of investigations in primary care on time to diagnosis, although a study of patients with colorectal cancer found that those who were not investigated by the faecal occult blood test had a significantly shorter median diagnostic interval than those who were (Hogberg et al, 2013).

Community support systems should be instituted to assist pregnant women to seek maternity care on time; communities should collaborate with non-governmental organizations (NGOs), transport unions and individuals to institute transport systems to help convey pregnant women to health facilities for maternity services.

Our service is focused on multiple social determinants of health, and delivers the quality of care and on-time certainty that medical facilities need in order to increase throughput and reduce wait times".

Getting patients with stroke to the acute care hospital on time is the major requirement for effective stroke therapy.

The study is similar to other studies noting a difference in delivered care based on time [ 2].

At present, it appears that education provided to primary care physicians on time management of encounters is highly variable across the world.

There was conflicting evidence about the effect of home palliative care compared with usual care on the time the patient spent at home (four trials and one CBA, Table 4).